Removal vs Creatures

1 · Cube list

One card per line. Counts like 3 Card Name, set codes, and [tags] are ignored. For split and adventure cards, use the front name.

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2 · Review removal

Scryfall's community tags decide which cards are removal. How each one removes is parsed from the oracle text, and that guess is sometimes wrong. Fix it here: change the method, tick ignore to drop a restriction, or use × to drop a card that isn't really removal.

	Card	Method	Amount	Scope	Speed	Restrictions	Notes

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3 · Analysis

Assumptions Every number below is computed from these. Hover a count to see which cards it reaches.

X Stands in for X, and for anything the spell counts up (cards in your graveyard, creatures you control).

Your creature's power Fights and bites deal this much. The fight counts as a kill if it's at least the target's toughness.

Power and toughness for * Used where the printed value is * or unknown.

Flag under Creatures with fewer clean kills than this are highlighted.

Sweepers count as conditional answers Neutralize counts as a kill Pacifism, Lignify. Steal counts as a kill Control Magic.

Click a creature to see the spells that answer it. show only flagged

How the columns are counted

Clean kills: Spells that destroy or exile the creature unconditionally, at any size.
Conditional: Sweepers, and spells with a board-state condition such as "attacking creature".
Edicts: Sacrifice effects. They get past hexproof and protection, but the opponent picks what dies.
Soft: Bounce, tap, steal, or neutralize. Answers the creature without killing it. The toggles above can promote neutralize and steal to kills.
Exile: The clean kills that exile, so they also beat indestructible, recursion, and death triggers.
Artifact and enchantment removal: Counts only against creatures that also have that type, and is labelled "hits it as an artifact" or "as an enchantment" in the creature's spell list.
Counterspells: Listed in Review and in Removal by colour, but never counted per creature. They answer the spell on the stack, not the creature on the board.
*: On a P/T means the value was assumed, using the setting above.

Removal audit: what each spell answers

Card	Method	Answers	Speed	Restrictions