Commit to Corruption
| Name | Commit to Corruption |
|---|---|
| Type | Necromancer action |
| Description | Your next attack this turn gets +3POWER and "When this hits, create a Corrupted Corpse in your banished zone." Go again |
| Set | Armory Deck: Malice #AMA009 |
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About Commit to Corruption
Commit to Corruption, Necromancer action, designed by None first released in september 2026 in the set Armory Deck: Malice.
Commit to Corruption best suits aggressive Necromancer decks, especially Gravy Bones builds that attack repeatedly and can convert Corrupted Corpses in the banished zone into later value; as a zero-cost, go-again setup card, it efficiently turns a wide turn into both +3 power and a resource for the hero/class payoff. It is weaker in lists that cannot reliably make use of Corrupted Corpses, since a card such as Razor Reflex can provide the same +3 power at instant speed as an attack reaction, making it harder for an opponent to block optimally, though Razor Reflex does not create a Corpse. Commit to Corruption is therefore not universally better, but it should see play in dedicated aggressive Necromancer decks that value Corpse generation and have enough attacks to make its action-speed buff reliable.
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| Date | Minimum price | Median price | Decks |
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| 2026-09-12 | 0.00 NOK | 0.00 NOK | 0 |
| 2026-09-14 | 0.00 NOK | 0.00 NOK | 0 |
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Frequently asked questions about Commit to Corruption
What type of card is Commit to Corruption?
Commit to Corruption is a Necromancer action card in Flesh and Blood FAB.
What is the effect of Commit to Corruption?
Your next attack this turn gets +3POWER and "When this hits, create a Corrupted Corpse in your banished zone."<br><strong>Go again</strong>
What is the original set of Commit to Corruption?
Commit to Corruption was first released in the set Armory Deck: Malice.
What is the legality of Commit to Corruption?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Commit to Corruption can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.
What cards are similar to Commit to Corruption?
Cards similar to Commit to Corruption include Commit to Corruption (1), Commit to Corruption (2), Commit to Corruption (3). See the full list in the Similar cards section above.