Introducing Can't Be Countered: A Powerful New Keyword
A Comprehensive Guide to One of Magic's Most Exciting New Mechanics
What does it mean for a spell to be "can't be countered?"
A spell with the "can't be countered" keyword can't be prevented from resolving. This means it doesn't matter if your opponents try to use cards like Counterspell or Mana Leak, your spell will still resolve as intended. This is a very powerful keyword, as it allows you to cast spells with impunity.
How does "can't be countered" work?
The "can't be countered" keyword is a static ability that applies as soon as the spell is cast. This means that it will protect your spell from counterspells even if the counterspells are cast before your spell. For example, if you cast a spell with the "can't be countered" keyword and your opponent responds with Counterspell, your spell will still resolve as intended.
What are some examples of spells with the "can't be countered" keyword?
There are a number of spells in Magic that have the "can't be countered" keyword. Some of the most notable examples include:
- Counterspell
- Mana Leak
- Force of Will
- Spell Pierce
- Negate
How can I use the "can't be countered" keyword to my advantage?
The "can't be countered" keyword is a powerful tool that can help you win games of Magic. There are a number of ways to use this keyword to your advantage, including:
- Casting spells that are important to your game plan without worrying about them being countered.
- Playing around your opponents' counterspells by waiting until they have used them before casting your own spells.
- Using the "can't be countered" keyword to bait your opponents into using their counterspells on less important spells, leaving your more important spells free to resolve.
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