Common Courtesy

Description

Among its most memorable releases is Common Courtesy, identified as card number 21 in the set. This uncommon enchantment card challenges players with a unique interaction mechanic that rewards social play and penalizes unauthorized actions. The card functions as both a defensive tool and a conditional trap. Its rules text dictates that if a player casts a spell without asking permission, that spell is countered. Conversely, if a player asks for permission and is refused, the enchantment itself is sacrificed along with the spell. This dual-trigger design encourages table talk and strategic negotiation, making it a favorite among casual and Commander players who value the social aspect of the game. Collectors often seek out this card to complete their Unglued sets or to add versatile, humor-infused cards to their libraries. Whether you are building a thematic deck or expanding your Unglued inventory, Common Courtesy remains a distinct and engaging addition to any Magic: The Gathering enthusiast's collection.