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Run Away Together
Oracle Text
Choose two target creatures controlled by different players. Return those creatures to their owners' hands.
Card Details
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Character Background
Run Away Together is a deceptively efficient two-target bounce that best supports tempo and value-oriented blue strategies and becomes a powerful political tool in multiplayer: because the two creatures must be controlled by different players, you can often strip an opponent’s threat while returning one of your own to reuse an enter-the-battlefield effect or to protect it from removal. In two-player matches it functions as tempo removal plus insurance—bounce a key attacker or ETB creature, then replay it for value or to dodge a sweeper—so it pairs especially well with low-cost ETB creatures like Mulldrifter or Cloud of Faeries and with creatures that profit from being recast. In multiplayer it can hit two opponents’ threats at once or remove a blocker and an attacker to swing combat. Deckbuilding tip: include a low curve of repeatable ETB creatures and a couple of instant-speed replays or flash creatures so you can immediately redeploy what you return and maximize tempo gains.
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Character Background
Run Away Together is a deceptively efficient two-target bounce that best supports tempo and value-oriented blue strategies and becomes a powerful political tool in multiplayer: because the two creatures must be controlled by different players, you can often strip an opponent’s threat while returning one of your own to reuse an enter-the-battlefield effect or to protect it from removal. In two-player matches it functions as tempo removal plus insurance—bounce a key attacker or ETB creature, then replay it for value or to dodge a sweeper—so it pairs especially well with low-cost ETB creatures like Mulldrifter or Cloud of Faeries and with creatures that profit from being recast. In multiplayer it can hit two opponents’ threats at once or remove a blocker and an attacker to swing combat. Deckbuilding tip: include a low curve of repeatable ETB creatures and a couple of instant-speed replays or flash creatures so you can immediately redeploy what you return and maximize tempo gains.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 13:40:43 UTC