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River's Rebuke
Oracle Text
Return all nonland permanents target player controls to their owner's hand.
Card Details
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Character Background
River’s Rebuke is a classic blue punishment spell that perfectly embodies Magic’s patient, overwhelming control plan: wait, stabilize, then sweep away an opponent’s entire board in one clean stroke. At six mana, it’s not for early skirmishes, but in a control or tempo shell it can function as a near-win condition, especially when you’ve already disrupted the enemy’s development. Against token decks, enchantment-heavy boards, or commanders that pile on nonland permanents, it can reset everything except lands and leave the opponent far behind. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with card draw and cheap interaction so you survive long enough to cast it, then follow up with a threat like a planeswalker, evasive creature, or recurring value engine while the opponent rebuilds. In multiplayer, it is especially brutal when timed just before your turn, turning a cluttered battlefield into a helpless hand full of permanents.
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Character Background
River’s Rebuke is a classic blue punishment spell that perfectly embodies Magic’s patient, overwhelming control plan: wait, stabilize, then sweep away an opponent’s entire board in one clean stroke. At six mana, it’s not for early skirmishes, but in a control or tempo shell it can function as a near-win condition, especially when you’ve already disrupted the enemy’s development. Against token decks, enchantment-heavy boards, or commanders that pile on nonland permanents, it can reset everything except lands and leave the opponent far behind. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with card draw and cheap interaction so you survive long enough to cast it, then follow up with a threat like a planeswalker, evasive creature, or recurring value engine while the opponent rebuilds. In multiplayer, it is especially brutal when timed just before your turn, turning a cluttered battlefield into a helpless hand full of permanents.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:43 UTC