A piece of the 2018 Commander release with this rare Utter End instant card from Magic: The Gathering, designated as card number 193.
Utter End
2018 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander
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The 2018 Commander release from Magic: The Gathering introduced a fresh take on the legendary singleton format, and card number 193, Utter End, stands out as a pivotal instant. Designed by Mark Winters, this rare card offers a straightforward yet powerful effect: exiling any target nonland permanent. For collectors building a library of impactful removal spells, this card number serves as a key identifier within the C18 set code. Collectors of the Commander series often seek cards that define the strategic identity of the format. Utter End, with its white and black mana cost, represents the intersection of order and shadow, a theme prevalent in the 2018 Commander box. Its inclusion in the Commander product line highlights its importance in competitive and casual play alike. Whether you are completing a set of Commander staples or hunting for specific card numbers like 193, this release provides a tangible connection to the game's evolving lore.
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Utter End
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Mark Winters
Card Stock
English
{2}{W}{B}
Instant
B, W
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Exile target nonland permanent.
"I came seeking a challenge. All I found was you." —Zurgo, khan of the Mardu
