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Aetherize
Oracle Text
Return all attacking creatures to their owner's hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Aetherize is a classic blue blowout that fits best in control and tempo decks, where patience turns into a sudden swing of momentum. At four mana, it doesn’t stop attackers from being declared, but it punishes overextension by sending every attacking creature back to hand, often erasing an entire combat step and forcing the opponent to spend mana again. In Ravnica Remastered, that feels especially fitting for the set’s spell-slinging, guild-driven battles: a clean, elegant burst of magical displacement rather than raw destruction. The card is strongest when you can represent counterspell mana and discourage attacks, then ambush an opponent who commits too many creatures. It also pairs well with effects that tax recasting or punish large hands, and it’s excellent in decks with instant-speed draw or flash threats, since you can hold up Aetherize and still develop at the end of turn.
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Character Background
Aetherize is a classic blue blowout that fits best in control and tempo decks, where patience turns into a sudden swing of momentum. At four mana, it doesn’t stop attackers from being declared, but it punishes overextension by sending every attacking creature back to hand, often erasing an entire combat step and forcing the opponent to spend mana again. In Ravnica Remastered, that feels especially fitting for the set’s spell-slinging, guild-driven battles: a clean, elegant burst of magical displacement rather than raw destruction. The card is strongest when you can represent counterspell mana and discourage attacks, then ambush an opponent who commits too many creatures. It also pairs well with effects that tax recasting or punish large hands, and it’s excellent in decks with instant-speed draw or flash threats, since you can hold up Aetherize and still develop at the end of turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 16:10:46 UTC