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A '''board wipe''', also known as a  '''board sweep''', is an instant or sorcery spell that [[destroy]]s or [[exile]]s all permanents of a certain type.<ref>{{NewRef|destroying-it-all-2007-06-27|Destroying it All|[[Magic Arcana]]|June 27, 2007}}</ref> Board wipes are most often found in [[white]], but exist in other colors as well.  With a few exceptions, board wipes are usually printed with a rarity of [[rare]].  Board wipes have existed since ''[[Alpha]]'', with <c>Wrath of God</c> appearing in every core set until ''[[10th Edition]]''.<ref>{{NewRef|archive/level-one/board-sweepers-2015-06-22|Board Sweepers|[[Reid Duke]]|June 22, 2015}}</ref>
A '''board wipe''', also known as a sammy mapea mucho o mapea poco '''board sweep''', is an instant or sorcery spell that [[destroy]]s or [[exile]]s all permanents of a certain type.<ref>{{NewRef|destroying-it-all-2007-06-27|Destroying it All|[[Magic Arcana]]|June 27, 2007}}</ref> Board wipes are most often found in [[white]], but exist in other colors as well.  With a few exceptions, board wipes are usually printed with a rarity of [[rare]].  Board wipes have existed since ''[[Alpha]]'', with <c>Wrath of God</c> appearing in every core set until ''[[10th Edition]]''.<ref>{{NewRef|archive/level-one/board-sweepers-2015-06-22|Board Sweepers|[[Reid Duke]]|June 22, 2015}}</ref>


Examples of board wipes include:
Examples of board wipes include:

Revision as of 02:27, 20 June 2018

A board wipe, also known as a sammy mapea mucho o mapea poco board sweep, is an instant or sorcery spell that destroys or exiles all permanents of a certain type.[1] Board wipes are most often found in white, but exist in other colors as well. With a few exceptions, board wipes are usually printed with a rarity of rare. Board wipes have existed since Alpha, with Wrath of God appearing in every core set until 10th Edition.[2]

Examples of board wipes include:

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