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Goblin Rock Sled
Oracle Text
Trample
This creature doesn't untap during your untap step if it attacked during your last turn.
This creature can't attack unless defending player controls a Mountain.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Goblin Rock Sled is a classic aggressive tool for red decks that want to punish slow starts and turn a single Mountain into a real clock. At {1}{R} for a 3/1 with trample, it hits above rate, and in Fourth Edition that raw power matters: it can force damage through small blockers and threaten early life totals before opponents stabilize. The downside is equally important, though—because it only attacks if the defending player controls a Mountain, it is best in environments where red mirrors are common or where you can encourage land manipulation with cards that turn lands into Mountains. Since it doesn’t untap after attacking, it behaves more like a one-shot burst attacker than a repeatable threat, so it fits best in aggro or tempo shells that care about early pressure rather than long games. Pair it with cheap burn to clear blockers and finish games before its drawback becomes relevant.
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Character Background
Goblin Rock Sled is a classic aggressive tool for red decks that want to punish slow starts and turn a single Mountain into a real clock. At {1}{R} for a 3/1 with trample, it hits above rate, and in Fourth Edition that raw power matters: it can force damage through small blockers and threaten early life totals before opponents stabilize. The downside is equally important, though—because it only attacks if the defending player controls a Mountain, it is best in environments where red mirrors are common or where you can encourage land manipulation with cards that turn lands into Mountains. Since it doesn’t untap after attacking, it behaves more like a one-shot burst attacker than a repeatable threat, so it fits best in aggro or tempo shells that care about early pressure rather than long games. Pair it with cheap burn to clear blockers and finish games before its drawback becomes relevant.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-16 10:10:43 UTC