The Disallow instant card from the 2025 Magic: The Gathering Aetherdrift Commander subset. Card number 74 offers powerful interaction for any blue deck.
Disallow
2025 • Magic: The Gathering • Aetherdrift • Commander
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The Disallow instant card from the 2025 Magic: The Gathering Aetherdrift Commander subset (card number 74) serves as a versatile defensive tool for blue mana strategies. Released as part of the Commander subset, this card allows players to counter target spells, activated abilities, or triggered abilities, providing crucial interaction during gameplay. With a mana cost of {1}{U}{U} and a mana value of 3, Disallow fits seamlessly into decks that prioritize control and disruption. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering trading card game cards appreciate the strategic depth and design of the Aetherdrift Commander set. Disallow, illustrated by Min Yum, represents a staple interaction option that appeals to both competitive players and hobbyists looking to complete their collections. The card’s rarity and inclusion in this subset make it a notable entry for enthusiasts of the Commander format.
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Disallow
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Min Yum
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English
{1}{U}{U}
Instant
U
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Counter target spell, activated ability, or triggered ability. (Mana abilities can't be targeted.)
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