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Eject
Oracle Text
This spell can't be countered.
Return target nonland permanent to its owner's hand.
Draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Eject is a clean, high-impact blue instant that fits best in control and tempo shells, where buying a turn matters as much as answering a threat. At four mana, it is not the cheapest bounce spell, but the “can’t be countered” clause makes it unusually reliable in blue mirrors and against decks that try to protect a key permanent with permission. Returning any nonland permanent—creature, artifact, planeswalker, or even a troublesome enchantment—can reset an attacker, break up a combo piece, or force an opponent to spend mana all over again, while the card draw keeps you from falling behind on resources. In Final Fantasy terms, it feels like a decisive escape or displacement spell: not a destruction effect, but a tactical retreat that changes the pace of the battle. It pairs especially well with bounce-heavy tempo decks and blink strategies, and it can also punish tap-out opponents by clearing a blocker right before a lethal swing.
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Character Background
Eject is a clean, high-impact blue instant that fits best in control and tempo shells, where buying a turn matters as much as answering a threat. At four mana, it is not the cheapest bounce spell, but the “can’t be countered” clause makes it unusually reliable in blue mirrors and against decks that try to protect a key permanent with permission. Returning any nonland permanent—creature, artifact, planeswalker, or even a troublesome enchantment—can reset an attacker, break up a combo piece, or force an opponent to spend mana all over again, while the card draw keeps you from falling behind on resources. In Final Fantasy terms, it feels like a decisive escape or displacement spell: not a destruction effect, but a tactical retreat that changes the pace of the battle. It pairs especially well with bounce-heavy tempo decks and blink strategies, and it can also punish tap-out opponents by clearing a blocker right before a lethal swing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:20:45 UTC