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All That Glitters

All That Glitters
StandardRotated out on
PioneerNever Banned
ModernNever Banned
LegacyNever Banned
VintageNever Banned
CommanderNever Banned
PauperBanned since
OathbreakerNever Banned
ExtendedNot Legal

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Timeline

  • - Released
  • - Status changed to Banned in Pauper

Rationale

All That Glitters was banned in Pauper due to its highly flexible and polarizing play patterns. The card evolved beyond its original intended use in White-Blue Affinity, appearing successfully in various builds, including Blue-Red-White and Red-White Synthesizer decks. Its ability to dramatically boost creature power and provide unexpected, high damage allows for powerful and unpredictable turns, including potential game-ending effects. The combination of accelerating the format's pace and creating sharply polarized matchups, requiring all competing decks to build specialized measures against its threats, necessitated the ban to maintain the health and consistency of the format.

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