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Seething Song

Seething Song
StandardRotated out on
PioneerNot Legal
ModernBanned since
LegacyNever Banned
VintageNever Banned
CommanderNever Banned
PauperNever Banned
OathbreakerNever Banned
ExtendedRotated out on

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Rationale

Seething Song was banned in the Modern format due to its highly efficient and reliable ability to accelerate the game. The decision was based on the card’s capacity to provide a net acceleration of two mana when cast early in the game, such as on turn three. The DCI determined that this level of mana acceleration was too efficient and dependable, allowing for potent turn-three wins that contributed to the format's overall speed and power level.

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