Hallowed Burial

Wrath of God answers the board by sending everything to the graveyard, and for two decades that was both its appeal and its weakness: the cards came back. Reanimation, recursion, graveyard value engines all turned a board wipe into raw material. This sweeper closes that loophole by changing the destination. Putting every creature on the bottom of its owner's library strips the death triggers, denies the recursion targets, and tucks the dead out of reach without ever touching the graveyard, which is precisely the zone the wipe-and-rebuild decks were counting on. The trade is a full point of mana over the four-mana standard and the loss of regeneration-proofing language, since "destroy" is the word regeneration cares about and this does not use it. The bottom-of-library clause does its own quiet work against the right targets: a tutored or reanimated bomb does not just die, it goes back to the bottom of the library, unlikely to be seen again, and an indestructible threat is answered without caring about the word that protects it. It is the white board wipe for the matchup where the kill is not the problem; keeping the dead dead is.