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Force Void
Oracle Text
Counter target spell unless its controller pays {1}.
Draw a card at the beginning of the next turn's upkeep.
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Character Background
Force Void is a clean Ice Age-era tempo tool that fits best in a control or draw-go game plan, where trading a bit of mana now for a full turn’s disruption later is often worth it. For three mana, it functions as a soft counterspell that can force awkward sequencing from the opponent, especially early when the extra {1} tax can matter more than it looks. The delayed card draw at the next upkeep is a real bonus, turning the exchange into a near-cantrip while helping you stay ahead on resources. It plays especially well in blue decks that want to hold up interaction every turn, and it pairs nicely with mana denial or taxing effects, since even small added costs make the counter clause more punishing. In practice, Force Void rewards patience: protect your key turns, slow the opponent’s development, and let the card draw refill your hand for the long game.
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Character Background
Force Void is a clean Ice Age-era tempo tool that fits best in a control or draw-go game plan, where trading a bit of mana now for a full turn’s disruption later is often worth it. For three mana, it functions as a soft counterspell that can force awkward sequencing from the opponent, especially early when the extra {1} tax can matter more than it looks. The delayed card draw at the next upkeep is a real bonus, turning the exchange into a near-cantrip while helping you stay ahead on resources. It plays especially well in blue decks that want to hold up interaction every turn, and it pairs nicely with mana denial or taxing effects, since even small added costs make the counter clause more punishing. In practice, Force Void rewards patience: protect your key turns, slow the opponent’s development, and let the card draw refill your hand for the long game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:20:44 UTC