Look at Me, I’m the DCI (UND #10)

Look at Me, I'm the DCI — Unsanctioned

Look at Me, I'm the DCI is a rare printing from Unsanctioned (UND #10), a Sorcery. Illustrated by Mark Rosewater.

Card text

Ban a card other than a basic land card for the rest of the match. (All cards with that name in any zone or sideboard are removed from the match.)

Few understand the DCI's rigorous decision-making process.

Details

Mana cost {5}{W}{W}
Type Sorcery
Rarity Rare
Set Unsanctioned (UND)
Collector number 10
Artist Mark Rosewater
Released 2020-02-29

Current price

As of 2026-10-19, Scryfall listed this printing at non-foil $0.25 (USD). Prices change constantly, so check the live price before buying.

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Legality

Standard Not legal
Future Standard Not legal
Historic Not legal
Timeless Not legal
Gladiator Not legal
Pioneer Not legal
Modern Not legal
Legacy Not legal
Pauper Not legal
Vintage Not legal
Penny Dreadful Not legal
Commander Not legal
Oathbreaker Not legal
Standard Brawl Not legal
Brawl Not legal
Competitive Brawl Not legal
Alchemy Not legal
Pauper Commander Not legal
Duel Commander Not legal
Old School Not legal
Premodern Not legal
PrEDH Not legal
TLR Not legal

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Rulings

  • February 29, 2020 — The DCI, originally short for Duelists’ Convocation International and later short for absolutely nothing, was the name given to the governing body overseeing all Magic organized play. Although this name has since been retired, the card Look at Me, I’m the DCI persists in its honor.
  • February 29, 2020 — After you choose a card, all cards with that name are removed from the game in progress, no matter what zone they’re in. If there are any in a player’s sideboard, those are removed as well. Those cards remain out of the game for the rest of that game and for any subsequent game in that match.
  • February 29, 2020 — If cards from a player’s main deck are banned, they must replace them with cards from their sideboard to begin the next game of the match. If enough cards are banned such that they can’t meet the deck minimum, they can begin the game with their main deck having fewer cards than is normally required. However, if they end up with fewer than seven cards available, they’ll lose the game as it begins when they are forced to try and draw from their suddenly empty library.
  • February 29, 2020 — The ban doesn’t affect tokens, including ones that already exist when the ban goes into effect and future ones that may be created.