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Warning
Oracle Text
Prevent all combat damage that would be dealt by target attacking creature this turn.
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Character Background
Warning is a small but sharply efficient Ice Age-era white instant that fits best in control and tempo shells, where a single mana can swing an entire combat step. By preventing all combat damage from one attacking creature, it acts like a defensive stop sign: it can blank an early threat, protect a planeswalker equivalent in modern terms, or buy the extra turn needed to stabilize behind blockers and removal. In creature-heavy white decks, it pairs especially well with cards that encourage tapping out on your own turn, since it leaves mana open to punish an opponent’s alpha strike. It also shines alongside effects that force awkward attacks or exploit combat math, letting you save key creatures while your opponent overcommits. Because it only targets an attacking creature, it rewards tight timing and combat awareness, embodying the cold, caution-first feel of Ice Age with practical, low-cost precision.
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Character Background
Warning is a small but sharply efficient Ice Age-era white instant that fits best in control and tempo shells, where a single mana can swing an entire combat step. By preventing all combat damage from one attacking creature, it acts like a defensive stop sign: it can blank an early threat, protect a planeswalker equivalent in modern terms, or buy the extra turn needed to stabilize behind blockers and removal. In creature-heavy white decks, it pairs especially well with cards that encourage tapping out on your own turn, since it leaves mana open to punish an opponent’s alpha strike. It also shines alongside effects that force awkward attacks or exploit combat math, letting you save key creatures while your opponent overcommits. Because it only targets an attacking creature, it rewards tight timing and combat awareness, embodying the cold, caution-first feel of Ice Age with practical, low-cost precision.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:20:42 UTC
