Duskmourn's Domination

Control Magic with a hedge built in. The classic six-mana threat-steal has always been a full commitment: you take the creature, abilities and all, and hope your opponent has no way to unmake the arrangement. This design pays for the same body theft by first defanging what it takes. Stripping every ability turns the target into vanilla stats, which is the point: no death triggers to fear, no activated ability to bite you, no keyword that made the creature dangerous in the first place. The -3/-0 is the other side of that bargain, shrinking whatever offensive punch the creature had before it swaps sides. The result is a steal effect that answers the objection most aura-based theft leaves open, that you are handing your opponent a reason to have interaction: here the stolen creature is worth less to remove while it stays under your control. It reads as a control card wearing a tempo card's clothes, because it functions as both removal and acquisition in one cast. The cost is speed and fragility: at sorcery-relevant six mana and living on an Aura, it dies to the same enchantment-hate and bounce that every Control Magic descendant has always feared, and the neutered creature it leaves you is a diminished prize rather than a pristine one. The trade is deliberate, a safer steal for a smaller reward.