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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 cleanly named slice of Strixhaven-style spellcraft: a momentary ceasefire that doesn’t destroy so much as defer, pushing a problem permanent out of the way while buying both players a delayed resource. In practice, it fits best in tempo and midrange shells, especially Boros decks that want to clear blockers, tax a key enchantment or artifact, or create a safe attack window without spending a full removal spell. Exiling the top card of your library is not just a drawback; with forethought, it becomes a built-in selection tool if your deck is built to exploit the temporary access, such as with low-curve spells, extra mana on the next turn, or effects that care about casting from exile. It also pairs well with cards that manipulate the top of your library, letting you set up a high-impact spell before Suspend Aggression effectively “stores” it for later.
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Character Background
Suspend Aggression is a cleanly named slice of Strixhaven-style spellcraft: a momentary ceasefire that doesn’t destroy so much as defer, pushing a problem permanent out of the way while buying both players a delayed resource. In practice, it fits best in tempo and midrange shells, especially Boros decks that want to clear blockers, tax a key enchantment or artifact, or create a safe attack window without spending a full removal spell. Exiling the top card of your library is not just a drawback; with forethought, it becomes a built-in selection tool if your deck is built to exploit the temporary access, such as with low-curve spells, extra mana on the next turn, or effects that care about casting from exile. It also pairs well with cards that manipulate the top of your library, letting you set up a high-impact spell before Suspend Aggression effectively “stores” it for later.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 20:40:42 UTC