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Gorehorn Raider
Oracle Text
Raid — When this creature enters, if you attacked this turn, this creature deals 2 damage to any target.
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Character Background
Gorehorn Raider fits cleanly into red aggressive and tempo-leaning decks that want to keep pressure on while turning every attack step into additional reach. A 4/4 for five mana is already a respectable body at common, but the real payoff is raid: if you attacked this turn, it enters and immediately throws 2 damage at any target, letting it pick off a blocker, finish off a planeswalker, or close the last points to the face. That makes it especially good in decks with cheap early attackers, hasty creatures, or token makers that can reliably turn raid on before the Raider lands. In practice, it rewards sequencing: attack first, then deploy it second main phase to preserve tempo and maximize damage. The Minotaur Pirate flavor suggests a bruising raider bursting aboard after a skirmish, and the gameplay matches that image well—less a control finisher, more a midgame enforcer that keeps the assault going.
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Character Background
Gorehorn Raider fits cleanly into red aggressive and tempo-leaning decks that want to keep pressure on while turning every attack step into additional reach. A 4/4 for five mana is already a respectable body at common, but the real payoff is raid: if you attacked this turn, it enters and immediately throws 2 damage at any target, letting it pick off a blocker, finish off a planeswalker, or close the last points to the face. That makes it especially good in decks with cheap early attackers, hasty creatures, or token makers that can reliably turn raid on before the Raider lands. In practice, it rewards sequencing: attack first, then deploy it second main phase to preserve tempo and maximize damage. The Minotaur Pirate flavor suggests a bruising raider bursting aboard after a skirmish, and the gameplay matches that image well—less a control finisher, more a midgame enforcer that keeps the assault going.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:20:44 UTC