This 2006 Magic: The Gathering Time Spiral card features the blue Instant Cancel, allowing players to counter target spells during gameplay.
Cancel
2006 • Magic: The Gathering • Time Spiral
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Released in 2006 as part of the Time Spiral expansion, the Magic: The Gathering trading card Cancel is a staple blue Instant for collectors and players alike. Carrying the set code TSP and identified as card number 51, this Common rarity card has a mana cost of three generic and two blue mana. Its primary function is to counter a target spell, providing a versatile defensive tool in the game. Featuring artwork by Mark Poole, the card represents a fundamental interaction in the Magic: The Gathering universe. For collectors, acquiring this card is a key step toward completing the Time Spiral collection. Whether you are building a thematic set or looking for classic gameplay mechanics, the Magic: The Gathering Time Spiral Cancel offers a tangible piece of the franchise's history. It serves as a reminder of the strategic depth that defines the trading card game, appealing to both veteran enthusiasts and new collectors exploring the lore and mechanics of the era.
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Cancel
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Mark Poole
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English
{1}{U}{U}
Instant
U
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Counter target spell.
Fendros gasped as he watched the spell drip from the ends of his fingers. He moved his foot, afraid to disturb the spot where it lay slain.