| Name | Clarion Ultimatum  |
|---|---|
| Type | Sorcery |
| Description | Choose five permanents you control. For each of those permanents, you may search your library for a card with the same name as that permanent. Put those cards onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle. |
| Flavor | Be worthy of a single blessing, and many more will follow. |
| Artist | Michael Komarck |
| Set | Shards of Alara #163 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Clarion Ultimatum, Sorcery, designed by Michael Komarck first released in Oct, 2008 in the set Shards of Alara. It see play in 1 formats: Commander.
This card, Clarion Ultimatum, would benefit a deck that focuses on having multiple copies of powerful permanents on the battlefield, such as legendary creatures or key artifacts. While the high mana cost may be a drawback, the potential to search for and put multiple copies of important cards onto the battlefield can be a game-winning play. However, in competitive Magic: the Gathering environments, there are likely more efficient cards that achieve similar effects, such as Primevals' Glorious Rebirth, which can bring back a variety of permanent types from the graveyard. Clarion Ultimatum may not see widespread play due to its high cost and potential for being outclassed by other options.
10/01/08
If you choose a permanent whose name has been changed by an effect (for example, a Clone that’s copying another creature), you’ll search for a card with the new name, not one with the original name. Note that changing a land’s subtype doesn’t change its name.
10/01/08
If you find a card that isn’t a permanent card while searching (for example, you chose an Illusion token and find the split card Illusion/Reality), that card remains in your library.
10/01/08
This spell has no targets. You don’t choose five permanents you control until Clarion Ultimatum resolves. If you control fewer than five permanents at that time, choose each permanent you do control.
10/01/08
You make just one search. (This could matter for cards like Aven Mindcensor, for example.)
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