| Name | Ritual of Subdual  |
|---|---|
| Type | Enchantment |
| Description | If a land is tapped for mana, it produces colorless mana instead of any other type. |
| Flavor | "That which does not bend to the will of Freyalise shall surely break." —Kolbjörn, Elder Druid of the Juniper Order |
| Artist | Justin Hampton |
| Set | Masters Edition II #174 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Ritual of Subdual, Enchantment, designed by Justin Hampton first released in Jun, 1995 in the set Ice Age and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
A deck focused on mana denial or disruption, like a Stax or control deck in Magic: The Gathering, could potentially benefit from Ritual of Subdual by essentially turning opponents' lands into colorless mana sources. While the card can be helpful in disrupting opponents' mana bases, there are likely better cards for this purpose, such as Blood Moon or Back to Basics, which have a more immediate and powerful impact. Ritual of Subdual could see play in specific metas or strategies that heavily rely on mana fixing, but is not commonly seen in competitive or optimized decks.
10/01/08
This effect changes the type of mana produced, but not the amount. For example, if a land that’s tapped for mana would add to its controller’s mana pool, it adds to that player’s mana pool instead.
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