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Rewind
Oracle Text
Counter target spell. Untap up to four lands.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rewind is a classic control spell that turns defense into momentum: for four mana, you counter a key threat and immediately untap up to four lands, effectively “getting your turn back” in the middle of an opponent’s play. That makes it especially strong in blue-heavy control decks that want to hold up interaction without falling behind on development, and it can also fit combo shells that need to protect a crucial setup turn while preserving mana for follow-up pieces. The untap clause is where Rewind shines; with lands that produce multiple colors, or utility lands that tap for big bursts of mana, you can often cast Rewind and still threaten other instant-speed answers afterward. It’s at its best when you want to pass with open mana, force the opponent into a bad line, then keep your shields up. In Commander and casual control builds, it rewards careful land sequencing and a reactive, tempo-positive game plan.
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Character Background
Rewind is a classic control spell that turns defense into momentum: for four mana, you counter a key threat and immediately untap up to four lands, effectively “getting your turn back” in the middle of an opponent’s play. That makes it especially strong in blue-heavy control decks that want to hold up interaction without falling behind on development, and it can also fit combo shells that need to protect a crucial setup turn while preserving mana for follow-up pieces. The untap clause is where Rewind shines; with lands that produce multiple colors, or utility lands that tap for big bursts of mana, you can often cast Rewind and still threaten other instant-speed answers afterward. It’s at its best when you want to pass with open mana, force the opponent into a bad line, then keep your shields up. In Commander and casual control builds, it rewards careful land sequencing and a reactive, tempo-positive game plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:40:47 UTC