
70,000 Light-Years from Home
CommentsStandard 0 Eng.FUsr.—
Not legal in this format after release.
Pioneer 0 Eng.FUsr.—
Not legal in this format after release.
Modern 39 Eng.DUsr.—
Two-mana sorcery exile is clean but slow; unlike Prismatic Ending, it has no broad permanent coverage. It may be tested as narrow creature-removal redundancy.
Could be wrong if A creature-heavy metagame or valuable Spacecraft targets could make unconditional exile more desirable than expected.
Legacy 34 Eng.D-Usr.—
Swords to Plowshares is a widely played one-mana instant; this slower replacement is mostly supplemental removal when life gain matters.
Could be wrong if If premium large-creature threats make Swords' life refund costly, white control could want extra copies despite sorcery speed.
Commander 49 Eng.C-Usr.—
A cheap unconditional exile answer is useful singleton redundancy, but sorcery speed and compensating the target's controller keep it well below Swords to Plowshares.
Could be wrong if Creature-centric tables may value a second two-mana exile effect more highly than optimized lists usually do.
Limited 70 Eng.B+Usr.—
Two-mana unconditional creature exile is premium uncommon removal; giving a basic to hand is a real but usually acceptable concession.
Could be wrong if Unknown speed, basic-land density, and creature synergies could make the land refund materially more punishing.
“Efficient unconditional exile is valuable, but sorcery speed and the basic-land refund sharply limit eternal-format adoption.”
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