The New Phyrexia Dispatch card (#7) from Magic: The Gathering's 2011 expansion. A versatile Uncommon white Instant designed for artifact-based strategies.
Dispatch
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • New Phyrexia
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The New Phyrexia expansion, released in 2011, remains a cornerstone for Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts due to its distinct aesthetic and mechanical depth. Within this set, the Dispatch card (number 7) stands out as a pivotal white Instant for players building artifact-centric decks. As an Uncommon rarity, this card offers a compelling gameplay option: it can tap a target creature, or, if you control three or more artifacts, exile it entirely. This duality makes it a staple for Metalcraft strategies, allowing commanders to neutralize threats efficiently. Acquiring the Dispatch card is an excellent addition for those looking to complete their set or enhance their Commander library. The card’s clean white border and clear rules text reflect the high production values typical of Wizards of the Coast releases during this era. Whether you are a veteran player or a new collector, understanding the utility of key cards like Dispatch enhances the overall appreciation of the game's strategic layers.
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Dispatch
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Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Erica Yang
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English
{W}
Instant
W
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Tap target creature. Metalcraft — If you control three or more artifacts, exile that creature.
Venser wondered if it could still be called a teleportation spell if the destination is oblivion.