This 2022 Magic: The Gathering card, Overwhelming Remorse, is a key black instant from The Brothers' War expansion, numbered 110 in the set.
Overwhelming Remorse
2022 • Magic: The Gathering • The Brothers' War
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Overwhelming Remorse (BRO #110) is a black instant card from Magic: The Gathering's 2022 The Brothers' War expansion. Designed by Ryan Valle, this card features a mana cost of {4}{B} and offers a strategic advantage by reducing its casting cost based on the number of creature cards in your graveyard. Its effect allows players to exile a target creature or planeswalker, making it a potent removal option in the game. Collectors appreciate this card for its thematic relevance to the Set's narrative and its utility in various deck archetypes. As part of the Brothers' War series, Overwhelming Remorse represents a significant addition for enthusiasts building their Magic: The Gathering collections. The card's design and mechanics reflect the innovative spirit of the expansion, appealing to both casual players and serious collectors who value the depth and strategy of the trading card game.
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Overwhelming Remorse
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Ryan Valle
Card Stock
English
{4}{B}
Instant
B
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This spell costs {1} less to cast for each creature card in your graveyard. Exile target creature or planeswalker.
Tocasia's face haunted his vision. The explosion still rung in his ears. Mishra kept running and never once looked back.