Moth Collision
| Name | Moth Collision |
|---|---|
| Type | Spell |
| Description | [[Fleeting]]. (Send me to Discard instead of Reserve after my effect resolves.) If you control an Illusion, I cost  less. Discard target Character. |
| Flavor | When two moths meet, there's always a spark. |
| Set | Skybound Odyssey #YZ-075-C |
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| Image |  Download image |
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About Moth Collision
Moth Collision, Spell, designed by None first released in September 2026 in the set Skybound Odyssey.
Moth Collision best fits a Yzmir control or midrange Illusion deck that can reliably keep an Illusion in play, since reducing it to three mana makes its unconditional discard effect a useful answer to large or difficult-to-remove Characters; outside an Illusion-focused deck, four mana plus Fleeting is usually too expensive and inefficient. It is particularly valuable against decks built around a single powerful Character, but it can be awkward when the opponent has cheap targets or when you need a permanent board presence rather than one-for-one removal. If available, cards such as `Banishing Gate` are generally better for flexible, repeatable interaction, while cheaper damage-based removal such as `Kelon Burst` is preferable when it can kill the relevant targets, so Moth Collision should mainly see play as a situational one- or two-of in dedicated Illusion control lists rather than as an automatic staple.
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Frequently asked questions about Moth Collision
What type of card is Moth Collision?
Moth Collision is a Spell card in Altered altered.
What is the effect of Moth Collision?
[[Fleeting]]. (Send me to Discard instead of Reserve after my effect resolves.) If you control an Illusion, I cost {1} less. Discard target Character.
What is the original set of Moth Collision?
Moth Collision was first released in the set Skybound Odyssey.
What is the legality of Moth Collision?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Moth Collision can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.
What cards are similar to Moth Collision?
Cards similar to Moth Collision include Sap Overflow, Lost in the Riptide, Duel of Grit. See the full list in the Similar cards section above.