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Depower
Oracle Text
This spell costs {2} less to cast if it targets an attacking creature.
Target creature gets -4/-0 until end of turn.
Draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Depower is a clean, tempo-oriented blue instant that rewards you for interacting at the perfect moment: on defense against an attacking creature, it effectively drops to a single blue mana, shrinks the attacker by -4/-0, and replaces itself with a card. That makes it especially strong in control and tempo shells that want to blunt early pressure without falling behind on resources. In practice, it can blank a key combat step, save a planeswalker, or deny an opponent the damage they were counting on while keeping your hand full. The card is at its best when your deck can reliably leave mana open and punish combat-centric strategies, and it pairs nicely with tap-down effects, bounce spells, or flash creatures that encourage awkward attacks. In an evasion-heavy or spell-slinging blue deck, Depower buys time while preserving velocity, which is exactly what a good reactive control plan wants.
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Character Background
Depower is a clean, tempo-oriented blue instant that rewards you for interacting at the perfect moment: on defense against an attacking creature, it effectively drops to a single blue mana, shrinks the attacker by -4/-0, and replaces itself with a card. That makes it especially strong in control and tempo shells that want to blunt early pressure without falling behind on resources. In practice, it can blank a key combat step, save a planeswalker, or deny an opponent the damage they were counting on while keeping your hand full. The card is at its best when your deck can reliably leave mana open and punish combat-centric strategies, and it pairs nicely with tap-down effects, bounce spells, or flash creatures that encourage awkward attacks. In an evasion-heavy or spell-slinging blue deck, Depower buys time while preserving velocity, which is exactly what a good reactive control plan wants.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 22:20:46 UTC