Null Elemental Blast is one of those cards players keep asking about. Here is, in plain words, what its official text says, the rulings published by Wizards of the Coast, and the combos players actually run.
Official card text
Choose one — • Counter target multicolored spell. • Destroy target multicolored permanent.
Complete guide
Null Elemental Blast is a potent tool for colorless decks, offering a versatile answer to the most vibrant threats in Magic: The Gathering. Costing only one colorless mana, this instant provides a clean way to stop multicolored spells or remove permanents that have already hit the board.
A Multicolored Menace
Null Elemental Blast specifically targets multicolored objects. An object is multicolored if it has two or more colors in its color indicator or mana cost. If a spell or permanent is colorless or only one color, this spell cannot target it. Unlike its 'Blast' predecessors, it requires a colorless mana, produced by sources like Wastes or Eldrazi Scions.
Step-by-Step Resolution
First, you choose which mode to use as you cast the spell: countering a spell on the stack or destroying a permanent on the battlefield. You then choose a legal multicolored target. Upon resolution, the game checks if the target is still multicolored. If the target has lost colors and become monocolored or colorless before the spell resolves, Null Elemental Blast will fail to resolve and have no effect.
Common Pitfalls
A frequent mistake is trying to target a colorless Eldrazi or an artifact that has no color identity. Remember that even if a card requires different types of mana, it is only multicolored if it has multiple colors. Additionally, giving a creature protection from colorless will make it an illegal target for this spell, even if that creature is multicolored.
When to Cast It
This spell is best saved for high-impact gold cards that stabilize your opponent's board. Because it is an instant, you can use the first mode to win a counter-war against a multicolored spell or use the second mode at the end of an opponent's turn to clear a blocker.
Interaction examples
If your opponent targets your multicolored creature with Null Elemental Blast, you can cast Eldritch Immunity. By giving your creature protection from each color, it doesn't stop the colorless Blast directly; however, if you use the Overload cost or if the spell was colored, it would fail. Note that since Null Elemental Blast is colorless, protection from all colors does not prevent it from targeting your creature unless the protection specifically includes colorless.
If you lack the colorless mana to cast Null Elemental Blast, you can cast Warping Wail to create a 1/1 Eldrazi Scion token. You can then sacrifice that token to add one colorless mana, providing the exact resource needed to cast Null Elemental Blast and destroy a multicolored threat.
Guide written with AI from the official text and rulings. Official English text prevails.
How it works : Null Elemental Blast
Original English text — Wizards of the Coast / Scryfall
No additional ruling has been published for this card.
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Eldritch Immunity
Warping Wail