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Crush Contraband
Oracle Text
Choose one or both —
• Exile target artifact.
• Exile target enchantment.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Crush Contraband is a clean, flexible piece of white interaction that fits best in control and midrange shells, where trading one card for two problem permanents can swing a game back in your favor. At four mana, it is not the cheapest answer, but exiling either an artifact or enchantment—and often both—makes it excellent against value engines, equipment, planeswalker-supporting enchantments, and graveyard-adjacent artifact decks that rely on recursive pieces. In Fallout’s wasteland setting, the name feels apt: this is the sort of hard-edged cleanup that strips away scavenged tech and dangerous relics alike. It pairs especially well with blink or recursion strategies that can reuse ETB-based white cards while keeping your answers broad. In Commander, hold it for double-duty targets when possible; in 60-card formats, sideboard it when you expect key artifacts or enchantments, since unconditional exile is often better than narrower removal.
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Character Background
Crush Contraband is a clean, flexible piece of white interaction that fits best in control and midrange shells, where trading one card for two problem permanents can swing a game back in your favor. At four mana, it is not the cheapest answer, but exiling either an artifact or enchantment—and often both—makes it excellent against value engines, equipment, planeswalker-supporting enchantments, and graveyard-adjacent artifact decks that rely on recursive pieces. In Fallout’s wasteland setting, the name feels apt: this is the sort of hard-edged cleanup that strips away scavenged tech and dangerous relics alike. It pairs especially well with blink or recursion strategies that can reuse ETB-based white cards while keeping your answers broad. In Commander, hold it for double-duty targets when possible; in 60-card formats, sideboard it when you expect key artifacts or enchantments, since unconditional exile is often better than narrower removal.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:20:44 UTC