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Frenzied Goblin
Oracle Text
Whenever this creature attacks, you may pay {R}. If you do, target creature can't block this turn.
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Character Background
Frenzied Goblin is a classic one-mana red aggressor that fits best into aggressive and tempo-driven decks, where every point of damage matters and forcing through attacks can snowball early pressure. As a Goblin Berserker, it reads like a creature driven by reckless momentum rather than finesse, and that theme shows in play: once it attacks, you can pay {R} to strip a blocker out of the way, turning even a tiny 1/1 into a reliable damage enabler. It shines especially in low-curve red decks that want to keep mana open only briefly, and it pairs well with cards that reward repeated attacking, global pump effects, or tribal Goblin support. A strong deckbuilding tip is to combine it with repeatable token production or sacrifice/value engines, since the Goblin subtype can matter and the evasive pressure helps convert board presence into damage. In fast builds, it is at its best on turn one or two, where it can force awkward blocks and keep the initiative firmly in your favor.
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Character Background
Frenzied Goblin is a classic one-mana red aggressor that fits best into aggressive and tempo-driven decks, where every point of damage matters and forcing through attacks can snowball early pressure. As a Goblin Berserker, it reads like a creature driven by reckless momentum rather than finesse, and that theme shows in play: once it attacks, you can pay {R} to strip a blocker out of the way, turning even a tiny 1/1 into a reliable damage enabler. It shines especially in low-curve red decks that want to keep mana open only briefly, and it pairs well with cards that reward repeated attacking, global pump effects, or tribal Goblin support. A strong deckbuilding tip is to combine it with repeatable token production or sacrifice/value engines, since the Goblin subtype can matter and the evasive pressure helps convert board presence into damage. In fast builds, it is at its best on turn one or two, where it can force awkward blocks and keep the initiative firmly in your favor.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:40:42 UTC