| Name | Rain of Gore  |
|---|---|
| Type | Enchantment |
| Description | If a spell or ability would cause its controller to gain life, that player loses that much life instead. |
| Flavor | "Stay indoors, away from what seeps over the thresholds. This is the Demon's work, and only ill can come of it." —Belko, owner of Titan's Keg tavern |
| Artist | Fred Hooper |
| Set | Dissension #126 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Rain of Gore, Enchantment, designed by Fred Hooper first released in May, 2006 in the set Dissension.
A deck that focuses on dealing direct damage and preventing opponents from gaining life would benefit from including Rain of Gore. This card can be particularly effective against decks that rely on life gain as a strategy, such as lifelink or control decks with cards like Sphinx's Revelation. While Rain of Gore is a unique and powerful card in certain matchups, there are other options like Sulfuric Vortex or Tainted Remedy that may offer more consistent and versatile effects in a wider range of situations, making them potentially better choices for inclusion in a deck. Ultimately, whether Rain of Gore should see play depends on the specific meta and strategy of the deck in question.
04/15/13
This does not apply to life gain caused by combat damage from a creature with lifelink.
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