The Disrupt card (WTH-37) from Magic: The Gathering's 2024 The List set offers a unique blue instant mechanic for serious collectors and players alike.
Disrupt
2024 • Magic: The Gathering • The List
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The Disrupt card, designated as WTH-37, is a distinct entry within Magic: The Gathering's 2024 The List release. This product features a blue mana cost of {U} and functions as an Instant, allowing for flexible timing during gameplay. The card’s text provides a strategic choice: counter a target instant or sorcery spell unless its controller pays {1}, or draw a card. This duality makes it a versatile tool for deck builders seeking disruption or card advantage. Illustrated by Adam Rex, the card carries the PLST set code, identifying it clearly within the broader catalog. Collectors often seek out pieces from The List for their unique design and the specific mechanical options they offer. The focus remains on the card's identity and its place in the Magic: The Gathering ecosystem, rather than transient market conditions. Understanding the specific rules text and mana requirements is essential for appreciating the value this card brings to any collection.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Disrupt
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Adam Rex
Card Stock
English
{U}
Instant
U
Card Text
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Counter target instant or sorcery spell unless its controller pays {1}. Draw a card.
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