Quench

White Quench Possibility

Hi Mark. I recently asked about a white Quash, which is clearly ridiculous. What I meant was, if or when: a white QUENCH.

White is allowed in the color pie to do taxing counterspells. That doesn’t mean it gets to do it as efficiently as blue, so white can have Quench’s rules text, but not necessarily its mana cost.Also, play design isn’t interested in making many white counterspells. Just because the color pie allows it, doesn’t mean we’ll necessarily make it.

Blue Color Pie If/When Mana Play Design Quash Quench Rules White

Unquenchable Fury Naming

Is there a reason Unquenchable Fury from NEC was given that name when it was given to a supplemental card in Battle the Horde or was that not considered?

We don’t consider the names in Battle for the Horde to be official, in the sense that we can’t use those names for new cards.

Battles Fury Unquenchable Fury

White's Counterspells Design

Is there much design space in white having counter spells that counter unless the opponent pays a cost (like mana leak and quench) to fit in with a taxing theme while letting blue have hard counters/counters with benefits?

It’s not a design space issue. It’s how much white counterspelling do we want.

Blue Design Space Mana Mana Leak Quench Spells White

Reason for Reprinting Unquenchable Fury

Is there a reason why you printed Unquenchable Fury again in this set when it was already printed in the Battle the Horde deck?

Those cards aren’t treated as official Magic cards and thus do not eliminate names as an option for future cards.

Battles Fury Reprints Unquenchable Fury

Understanding Unquenchable Fury Redundancy

Did you know that Unquenchable fury from the Kamaigawa commander deck is also the name of a Theros Battle the horde card?

I do.

Battles Commander Decks Fury Theros Unquenchable Fury

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