Can wrath of God kill indestructible?

Can Wrath of God Kill Indestructible?

Direct Answer:

Wrath of God can kill indestructible creatures. Indestructible creatures survive a Wrath because their ability ("cannot be destroyed") specifically interacts with the word "destroy" on the card Wrath of God. Creatures with Shroud only interact with, and care about, the word "target" on a card.

What Destroys Indestructible?

Indestructible permanents can still be put into their owner’s graveyard by other means, such as:

• The "legend rule": If a player has two or more permanents with the same name, they can be sacrificed to destroy the other copies.
• Sacrificing: A player can sacrifice an indestructible permanent to destroy it.
• Exiling: An indestructible permanent can be exiled, which means it is sent to the exile zone and cannot be played or interacted with.
• Discarding: An indestructible permanent can be discarded from a player’s hand, which means it is sent to the graveyard.

Does Wrath of God Go Through Protection?

Yes, Wrath of God can destroy a creature with protection from white. Protection from a color grants the following abilities: Cannot be targeted by spells or effects of the specified color. Cannot be blocked by creatures of the specified color. Because Wrath of God does not target the creature with protection from white and is not dealing damage to it, the creature will be destroyed.

Does Hexproof Stop Wrath of God?

No, hexproof does not stop Wrath of God. Hexproof means that a creature cannot be targeted by spells or abilities. However, Wrath of God does not target a specific creature, it destroys all creatures on the battlefield.

What Removes Progenitus?

The only ways to kill Progenitus are:

• Counterspelling: A player can counterspell a spell or ability that would destroy Progenitus.
• Sacrificing: A player can sacrifice Progenitus to destroy it.
• Exiling: Progenitus can be exiled, which means it is sent to the exile zone and cannot be played or interacted with.
• Discarding: Progenitus can be discarded from a player’s hand, which means it is sent to the graveyard.

Can Progenitus Be Blocked?

No, Progenitus cannot be blocked. Progenitus has protection from everything, which means it cannot be blocked, enchanted, or equipped.

Is Farewell Better Than Austere Command?

Yes, Farewell is an upgrade from Austere Command. Farewell allows you to choose any number of modes it offers, not just two. Instead of destroying permanents, it exiles them, which gets around indestructible.

Table: Ways to Destroy Indestructible Permanents

In conclusion, Wrath of God can kill indestructible creatures, but there are other ways to destroy them as well. Indestructible permanents can still be put into their owner’s graveyard by other means, such as sacrificing, exiling, or discarding.