The Nemesis Kill Switch artifact card features a unique tapping mechanic that disrupts opponent resources, making it a key piece for Magic: The Gathering collectors.
Kill Switch
2000 • Magic: The Gathering • Nemesis
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Released in 2000 as part of the Nemesis expansion, Kill Switch (card number 133) is a notable Artifact in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by Brian Snõddy, this rare card offers a strategic advantage by allowing players to tap all other artifacts, preventing them from untapping during the controller's next untap step. This effect creates significant board presence and resource denial, appealing to both competitive players and collectors who appreciate the intricate mechanics of early 2000s sets. For collectors, the Nemesis set represents a pivotal era in Magic's history, introducing complex artifact synergies that defined the format. Kill Switch stands out due to its powerful utility and the distinctive art style characteristic of the period. Whether you are building a vintage collection or seeking to complete a Nemesis set, this card offers a tangible connection to a foundational time in the game's evolution. Its enduring relevance in historical deck archetypes makes it a staple for those studying the game's strategic depth.
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Kill Switch
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Brian Snõddy
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English
{3}
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{2}, {T}: Tap all other artifacts. They don't untap during their controllers' untap steps for as long as this artifact remains tapped.
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