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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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Destroy target permanent an opponent controls. Its controller may search their library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle.
Assassin’s Trophy is one of Magic’s cleanest answers, a black-green instant that rewards precise, ruthless play. In practice, it shines in midrange and control shells that want to trade efficiently while keeping pressure on the opponent’s resources: it can remove anything from a key creature to a planeswalker, land, or combo piece at instant speed. The drawback is real—your opponent gets a basic land—but that is often acceptable when you are stopping a game-ending threat or buying the turn you need to close the gap. It pairs especially well with discard and attrition plans, since stripping one card and Trophying another can leave an opponent far behind. Deckbuilding-wise, it fits best in flexible Golgari builds with strong land counts and ways to punish extra mana, such as land destruction follow-ups or recursive threats that exploit the tempo swing. The name evokes a silent, surgical strike: exact, efficient, and willing to pay a price for certainty.
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Assassin’s Trophy is one of Magic’s cleanest answers, a black-green instant that rewards precise, ruthless play. In practice, it shines in midrange and control shells that want to trade efficiently while keeping pressure on the opponent’s resources: it can remove anything from a key creature to a planeswalker, land, or combo piece at instant speed. The drawback is real—your opponent gets a basic land—but that is often acceptable when you are stopping a game-ending threat or buying the turn you need to close the gap. It pairs especially well with discard and attrition plans, since stripping one card and Trophying another can leave an opponent far behind. Deckbuilding-wise, it fits best in flexible Golgari builds with strong land counts and ways to punish extra mana, such as land destruction follow-ups or recursive threats that exploit the tempo swing. The name evokes a silent, surgical strike: exact, efficient, and willing to pay a price for certainty.
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