Divine Verdict is card number 8 from the 2013 Theros expansion of Magic: The Gathering, featuring a powerful white removal effect.
Divine Verdict
2013 • Magic: The Gathering • Theros
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Released in 2013 as part of the Theros expansion, Divine Verdict holds card number 8 in the Magic: The Gathering base set. This white instant card offers a straightforward but potent removal effect, allowing players to destroy a target creature that is either attacking or blocking. Designed by Raymond Swanland, the card represents the mythological themes central to this era of the game's history. Collectors often seek Divine Verdict when building complete sets of the Theros block or exploring the foundational mechanics of white mana in Magic: The Gathering. Its status as a common makes it a frequent, accessible piece for hobbyists looking to complete their Theros collections. The card's ability to eliminate threats during combat phases has kept it relevant in various casual and constructed formats over the years. Whether you are a dedicated set builder or simply appreciate the strategic depth of early 2010s Magic designs, this card remains a staple of the Theros era.
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Card Details
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Divine Verdict
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Raymond Swanland
Card Stock
English
{3}{W}
Instant
W
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Destroy target attacking or blocking creature.
The last thing to go through the cyclops's mind was a twelve-ton block of marble.
