Common
Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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Counter target spell unless its controller pays {2}.
"It'll Quench Ya!" reads like a waterbender’s quick extinguish: a cheap, one-up instant that taxes an opponent's spell for {2} rather than outright stopping it, making it ideal for tempo and reactive control shells that punish opponents trying to go off on limited mana. At {1}{U} you can present disruption on turn two while still advancing your own plan, forcing awkward choices from combo pilots or slowing aggro by turning a one-mana play into a decision. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with reliable cantrips (Opt, Ponder) and cheap disruption so you can keep pressure and card quality while denying resources; it’s also excellent in Delver-style tempo builds where small threats finish what a taxed opponent cannot. It gains extra mileage alongside hand disruption or mana denial—if you strip or lock their mana, their "pay {2}" becomes a bluff—so slot it where cheap interaction and tight sequencing win games.
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"It'll Quench Ya!" reads like a waterbender’s quick extinguish: a cheap, one-up instant that taxes an opponent's spell for {2} rather than outright stopping it, making it ideal for tempo and reactive control shells that punish opponents trying to go off on limited mana. At {1}{U} you can present disruption on turn two while still advancing your own plan, forcing awkward choices from combo pilots or slowing aggro by turning a one-mana play into a decision. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with reliable cantrips (Opt, Ponder) and cheap disruption so you can keep pressure and card quality while denying resources; it’s also excellent in Delver-style tempo builds where small threats finish what a taxed opponent cannot. It gains extra mileage alongside hand disruption or mana denial—if you strip or lock their mana, their "pay {2}" becomes a bluff—so slot it where cheap interaction and tight sequencing win games.
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