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Suspend Aggression
Oracle Text
Exile target nonland permanent and the top card of your library. For each of those cards, its owner may play it until the end of their next turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Suspend Aggression is a sharp tempo tool in Magic: The Gathering that fits best in aggressive or midrange-red-white shells, where clearing a blocker or key engine piece for a turn can open lethal damage while still keeping pressure high. Exiling a nonland permanent with delayed access is only a temporary answer, but that’s exactly the point: you steal a window, force awkward sequencing, and often buy the turn needed to finish the game. The extra “exile the top card of your library” rider adds real texture, since it turns the spell into a small source of virtual card advantage if you can reliably cast the exiled card before the window closes. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with low-curve cards, instant-speed threats, or foretell/suspend-style effects that help you spend mana efficiently on the borrowed card. It also plays well with prowess-style combat math and token-based aggression, making it a flexible, proactive removal spell rather than a pure answer.
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Character Background
Suspend Aggression is a sharp tempo tool in Magic: The Gathering that fits best in aggressive or midrange-red-white shells, where clearing a blocker or key engine piece for a turn can open lethal damage while still keeping pressure high. Exiling a nonland permanent with delayed access is only a temporary answer, but that’s exactly the point: you steal a window, force awkward sequencing, and often buy the turn needed to finish the game. The extra “exile the top card of your library” rider adds real texture, since it turns the spell into a small source of virtual card advantage if you can reliably cast the exiled card before the window closes. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with low-curve cards, instant-speed threats, or foretell/suspend-style effects that help you spend mana efficiently on the borrowed card. It also plays well with prowess-style combat math and token-based aggression, making it a flexible, proactive removal spell rather than a pure answer.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:40:45 UTC