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Overrun
Oracle Text
Creatures you control get +3/+3 and gain trample until end of turn. (Each of those creatures can deal excess combat damage to the player or planeswalker it's attacking.)
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Character Background
Overrun is a classic green finisher that rewards board development and turns a modest army into a lethal stampede, making it especially strong in go-wide aggro and token-heavy value decks. At five mana, it asks you to spend the early turns building a battlefield rather than trading resources, then converts that board advantage into immediate pressure by giving every creature +3/+3 and trample. The trample clause is what makes the card feel unstoppable in practice: even a single chump blocker won’t save an opponent when several creatures are suddenly oversized. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with mana dorks, token producers, and cards that make multiple bodies at once, since each extra creature multiplies the damage swing. In play, hold Overrun until you can threaten a near-kill, then force the opponent into awkward blocks they cannot profitably make.
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Character Background
Overrun is a classic green finisher that rewards board development and turns a modest army into a lethal stampede, making it especially strong in go-wide aggro and token-heavy value decks. At five mana, it asks you to spend the early turns building a battlefield rather than trading resources, then converts that board advantage into immediate pressure by giving every creature +3/+3 and trample. The trample clause is what makes the card feel unstoppable in practice: even a single chump blocker won’t save an opponent when several creatures are suddenly oversized. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with mana dorks, token producers, and cards that make multiple bodies at once, since each extra creature multiplies the damage swing. In play, hold Overrun until you can threaten a near-kill, then force the opponent into awkward blocks they cannot profitably make.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:10:44 UTC