Tenth Edition
10E · No. 240
2007-07-13
Card text
Instant
Target creature can't block this turn.
Draw a card.
"Fortunately, merfolk aren't used to opponents with feet."
—Gerrard of the *Weatherlight*
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The 3 printings
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Standard
∅ Not legal
Pioneer
∅ Not legal
Modern
✓ Legal
Legacy
✓ Legal
Vintage
✓ Legal
Pauper
✓ Legal
Commander
✓ Legal
Oathbreaker
✓ Legal
Brawl
∅ Not legal
Historic
∅ Not legal
Timeless
∅ Not legal
Alchemy
∅ Not legal
Explorer
∅ Not legal
Gladiator
∅ Not legal
Penny
∅ Not legal
Duel
✓ Legal
Official rulings
2 rulings · in English, source ScryfallMust be used before blockers are declared in order to affect blocking decisions. You can’t wait to see what your opponent declares and then try to stop them.
2004-10-04 · Wizards of the CoastYou can use it after combat or even on a creature which can’t possibly block this turn because it’s that player’s turn to attack, but it generally has no effect other than to let you draw a card.
2004-10-04 · Wizards of the CoastAll printings
Tenth Edition
10E · #240
Common
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