Circular Logic

Description

Designed by Anthony S. Waters, this card features a mana cost of {2}{U} and a mana value of 3. Its primary effect allows a player to counter a target spell unless its controller pays {1} for each card in their graveyard. This mechanic creates a strategic dilemma, scaling the cost of disruption with the graveyard's contents. A defining feature of Circular Logic is its Madness ability, also costing {U}. If discarded from hand, the card is exiled rather than sent to the graveyard. The player then receives the option to cast it for the reduced Madness cost or allow it to move to the graveyard. This dual functionality supports aggressive strategies that utilize discard effects or benefit from a larger graveyard size. The World Championship Decks 2003 set includes the Uncommon Instant card Circular Logic, numbered dh33. The WC03 set code identifies this release within the broader catalog of Magic products. The card's design and rules text remain consistent with the era's print standards. The platform allows users to search for specific cards by name, set, or card number. Understanding the mechanics of cards like Circular Logic helps collectors appreciate the strategic depth of the game. The combination of counter magic and discard synergy makes dh33 a notable addition to any themed collection or archive. ## Sources