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Gale's Redirection
Oracle Text
Exile target spell, then roll a d20 and add that spell's mana value.
1—14 | You may cast the exiled card for as long as it remains exiled, and you may spend mana as though it were mana of any color to cast that spell.
15+ | You may cast the exiled card without paying its mana cost for as long as it remains exiled.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Gale’s Redirection is a flashy control tool that doubles as a high-ceiling value play, best suited to tempo and spell-heavy blue decks that want to win fights over the stack while turning the opponent’s best card into your own resource. Exiling a spell rather than countering it matters against graveyard recursion, and the d20 roll adds a Baldur’s Gate twist: with larger mana values, the spell becomes easier to steal outright, while even the lower result still lets you cast it later with fixing as any color. That makes it especially strong in Commander shells that can produce lots of mana and protect a lead. It pairs well with copy effects, cost reducers, and decks that can reliably trigger die-rolling bonuses or manipulate the game toward higher rolls. In practice, hold it for bombs, extra-turn effects, or game-ending combo pieces rather than minor interaction.
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Character Background
Gale’s Redirection is a flashy control tool that doubles as a high-ceiling value play, best suited to tempo and spell-heavy blue decks that want to win fights over the stack while turning the opponent’s best card into your own resource. Exiling a spell rather than countering it matters against graveyard recursion, and the d20 roll adds a Baldur’s Gate twist: with larger mana values, the spell becomes easier to steal outright, while even the lower result still lets you cast it later with fixing as any color. That makes it especially strong in Commander shells that can produce lots of mana and protect a lead. It pairs well with copy effects, cost reducers, and decks that can reliably trigger die-rolling bonuses or manipulate the game toward higher rolls. In practice, hold it for bombs, extra-turn effects, or game-ending combo pieces rather than minor interaction.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 18:40:46 UTC