The 2021 Magic: The Gathering Forgotten Realms Commander subset featuring the rare Instant card Utter End, card number 195.
Utter End
2021 • Magic: The Gathering • Forgotten Realms • Commander
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This Instant spell, costing {2}{W}{B} and having a mana value of 4, allows players to exile a target nonland permanent. Art by Mark Winters, the card is part of the AFC set code and is classified as a rare print within the Forgotten Realms release. Collectors often seek this card for its strategic utility in mono-white or mono-black decks that rely on removal effects. Whether you are a long-time fan of the game or new to collecting trading card game items, understanding the role of each card in its respective set adds depth to the hobby. Utter End remains a key component for those interested in the Forgotten Realms era of Magic: The Gathering, offering both gameplay potential and collectible interest. The card's design and rarity make it a sought-after item for enthusiasts looking to diversify their holdings with high-quality pieces from this release.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Year
2021
Brand
Magic: The Gathering
Series
Forgotten Realms
Subset
Commander
Subset Type
Subset
Card Number
#195
Featured Subject
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Featured
Utter End
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Rare
Mark Winters
Card Stock
English
{2}{W}{B}
Instant
B, W
Card Text
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Exile target nonland permanent.
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