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Summary Judgment
Oracle Text
Summary Judgment deals 3 damage to target tapped creature.
Addendum — If you cast this spell during your main phase, it deals 5 damage instead.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Summary Judgment is a clean white removal spell that rewards disciplined, proactive play, making it especially strong in tempo and control decks that can force attacks or tap creatures before their turn ends. At just two mana, it answers an attacker or a creature committed to combat, and the addendum upgrade is the real payoff: cast it in your main phase and it jumps to 5 damage, which picks off far more relevant threats and can swing the board decisively. That makes it ideal in decks with combat tricks, tap effects, or creatures that encourage attacks, since you can reliably set up the “judgment” before firing. In Limited, it’s premium interaction; in Constructed, it pairs well with cards that tap opposing creatures or punish tapped blockers, letting you turn tempo pressure into efficient removal. The name fits Ravnica’s law-and-order flavor perfectly, as if the city’s verdict arrives only after the accused has already been caught exposed.
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Character Background
Summary Judgment is a clean white removal spell that rewards disciplined, proactive play, making it especially strong in tempo and control decks that can force attacks or tap creatures before their turn ends. At just two mana, it answers an attacker or a creature committed to combat, and the addendum upgrade is the real payoff: cast it in your main phase and it jumps to 5 damage, which picks off far more relevant threats and can swing the board decisively. That makes it ideal in decks with combat tricks, tap effects, or creatures that encourage attacks, since you can reliably set up the “judgment” before firing. In Limited, it’s premium interaction; in Constructed, it pairs well with cards that tap opposing creatures or punish tapped blockers, letting you turn tempo pressure into efficient removal. The name fits Ravnica’s law-and-order flavor perfectly, as if the city’s verdict arrives only after the accused has already been caught exposed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:40:45 UTC