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Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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Counter target creature spell. Draw a card, then discard a card.
Deny Entry is a clean, blue answer that fits best in a tempo or control shell, where trading one card for an opponent’s most important creature spell can buy the time needed to stabilize or press an advantage. At three mana, it is not the cheapest counterspell, but the cantrip loot helps smooth draws and digs toward land drops, finishers, or another piece of interaction, making it especially useful in slower decks that value consistency. The discard clause also turns what would be dead excess cards into a benefit: it pairs well with flashback, recursion, graveyard synergies, or cards you actively want in the yard, such as reanimation targets or delve fuel. In an Avatar-flavored setting, the name suggests a firm refusal to let a threat cross the threshold, which matches the card’s role perfectly: stop the creature from arriving, then refine your hand and keep the flow of the game under your control.
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Deny Entry is a clean, blue answer that fits best in a tempo or control shell, where trading one card for an opponent’s most important creature spell can buy the time needed to stabilize or press an advantage. At three mana, it is not the cheapest counterspell, but the cantrip loot helps smooth draws and digs toward land drops, finishers, or another piece of interaction, making it especially useful in slower decks that value consistency. The discard clause also turns what would be dead excess cards into a benefit: it pairs well with flashback, recursion, graveyard synergies, or cards you actively want in the yard, such as reanimation targets or delve fuel. In an Avatar-flavored setting, the name suggests a firm refusal to let a threat cross the threshold, which matches the card’s role perfectly: stop the creature from arriving, then refine your hand and keep the flow of the game under your control.
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