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Rig for War
Oracle Text
Target creature gets +3/+0 and gains first strike and reach until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rig for War is a clean, aggressive combat trick that fits best in red tempo or aggro shells, where every attack step matters and surprise math can steal games. For two mana, +3/+0 plus first strike turns even a modest creature into a lethal threat, while reach gives it an unexpected defensive angle against flyers, letting your attacker double as a temporary wall when needed. The name and effect suggest a battlefield improvised for a sudden assault rather than a prolonged siege: strap on extra force, launch in, and punish any block or aerial retaliation. In deckbuilding, it pairs especially well with cheap evasive creatures, prowess-style threats, or anything with already efficient stats, since first strike makes small power boosts disproportionately dangerous. It also plays nicely with pump-matters cards and sacrifice outlets, because forcing awkward blocks can create value even when the creature is doomed afterward.
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Character Background
Rig for War is a clean, aggressive combat trick that fits best in red tempo or aggro shells, where every attack step matters and surprise math can steal games. For two mana, +3/+0 plus first strike turns even a modest creature into a lethal threat, while reach gives it an unexpected defensive angle against flyers, letting your attacker double as a temporary wall when needed. The name and effect suggest a battlefield improvised for a sudden assault rather than a prolonged siege: strap on extra force, launch in, and punish any block or aerial retaliation. In deckbuilding, it pairs especially well with cheap evasive creatures, prowess-style threats, or anything with already efficient stats, since first strike makes small power boosts disproportionately dangerous. It also plays nicely with pump-matters cards and sacrifice outlets, because forcing awkward blocks can create value even when the creature is doomed afterward.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:40:43 UTC