Close the Breach!
| Name | Close the Breach! |
|---|---|
| Type | Landmark permanent |
| Description | |
| Flavor | "Close the breach? I was just getting warmed up…" |
| Set | Roots of Corruption #YZ-122-E |
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About Close the Breach!
Close the Breach!, Landmark permanent, designed by None first released in September 2026 in the set Roots of Corruption.
Close the Breach! fits reactive Yzmir control or midrange decks that want a permanent source of efficient interaction, particularly strategies that can reliably become first player and make use of its expedition-completion clause; discarding a Character costing 3 or less can punish early development and remove key cheap uniques, but it is narrow, does not affect expensive threats, and a three-mana landmark is slow if the opponent has already established their board. It is likely a metagame-dependent sideboard-style inclusion rather than a core staple: use it when low-cost character decks are prevalent, but favor more flexible removal or disruption cards in most lists, especially options that can answer characters regardless of base cost or generate immediate expedition pressure. Whether a specific card is strictly better depends on your faction mix and deck plan, but broadly, unconditional removal and proactive cards that advance your own expeditions will outperform it when cheap chara

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Frequently asked questions about Close the Breach!
What type of card is Close the Breach!?
Close the Breach! is a Landmark permanent card in Altered altered.
What is the effect of Close the Breach!?
{J} Discard target Character with Base Cost {3} or less. When you pass after your opponents — If you are first player, complete me.
What is the original set of Close the Breach!?
Close the Breach! was first released in the set Roots of Corruption.
What is the legality of Close the Breach!?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Close the Breach! can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.