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Undo
Oracle Text
Return two target creatures to their owners' hands.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Undo is a clean, old-school tempo spell that rewards blue decks for staying ahead on the board while never fully committing to it. For three mana, bouncing two creatures can erase an opponent’s combat step, break up an aura or equipment plan, and buy the exact turn needed to stabilize or push through damage. It fits best in tempo and control shells, especially decks that can punish the opponent for replaying their creatures, since Undo effectively converts mana into time. In game terms, it pairs well with flash threats, evasive beaters, and cards that care about opponents casting spells again; bouncing two creatures at once can also reset commander tax pressure in Commander. A useful deckbuilding tip is to favor cheap creatures or instant-speed threats so you can spend your turn interacting without falling behind. The name neatly captures blue’s philosophy: not destruction, but revision.
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Character Background
Undo is a clean, old-school tempo spell that rewards blue decks for staying ahead on the board while never fully committing to it. For three mana, bouncing two creatures can erase an opponent’s combat step, break up an aura or equipment plan, and buy the exact turn needed to stabilize or push through damage. It fits best in tempo and control shells, especially decks that can punish the opponent for replaying their creatures, since Undo effectively converts mana into time. In game terms, it pairs well with flash threats, evasive beaters, and cards that care about opponents casting spells again; bouncing two creatures at once can also reset commander tax pressure in Commander. A useful deckbuilding tip is to favor cheap creatures or instant-speed threats so you can spend your turn interacting without falling behind. The name neatly captures blue’s philosophy: not destruction, but revision.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:40:42 UTC