Ultimate Nullification
A board wipe engineered as a scorched-earth reset, but a targeted one: not everything on the battlefield leaves, only the creatures, and with them every graveyard on the table. That coupling is the point. Exiling all creatures while simultaneously emptying every graveyard means no recursion, no reanimation, and no death triggers survive the blast; the sweep and the graveyard hate arrive as one indivisible detonation, so there is nothing to rebuild from immediately after. The additional cost is the fuse. Sacrificing a legendary creature makes this a real bill for anyone leaning on a marquee threat: offering one up is a genuine tax, not a formality. And the card refuses to become a repeatable engine. Rather than landing in the graveyard where a Regrowth or a flashback effect could fetch it back, it buries itself at the bottom of the library, roughly the deepest place you can stash a card short of exiling it outright. That final clause carries the design: a reset this total would be oppressive if you could loop it, so sending it to the bottom renders each casting functionally a one-shot, a nuclear option you press once and then have to draw through your entire deck to reach again. This is a design for the point past ordinary answers, when a graveyard has become the real threat and half-measures no longer clear the room.
