This catalog entry covers the foil variant of Dovin's Veto from the 2019 War of the Spark Promos set, cataloged as card number 193 in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game.
Dovin's Veto
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • War of the Spark Promos
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Among these releases is card number 193, known as Dovin's Veto. This instant spell, costing {W}{U} to cast, offers a strategic counter to noncreature spells with the added protection of spell immunity. Designed by artist Izzy, the card reflects the artistic style of the era while maintaining the functional clarity expected in TCG gameplay. For hobbyists building their War of the Spark Promos collection, Dovin's Veto represents a key component of the set's diverse roster. Its uncommon rarity and foil finish make it a sought-after item for those completing the series or seeking high-quality additions to their casual or competitive decks. The card's design and mechanics encapsulate the strategic depth and thematic elements that define Magic: The Gathering's ongoing legacy. Enthusiasts often track this release to complete their sets or to acquire specific foil variants that enhance their overall portfolio.
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Card Details
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Dovin's Veto
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Izzy
Card Stock
English
Foil
{W}{U}
Instant
U, W
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This spell can't be countered. Counter target noncreature spell.
"I see you've learned nothing, Chandra. You'd still put a match to something rather than understand it."
