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Sting, Bilbo's Sword
Oracle Text
Flash
When Sting enters, put a hone counter on Sting for each creature target opponent controls. Attach Sting to up to one target creature you control. (Each hone counter on an Equipment grants +1/+0 to equipped creature.)
Equip {3}
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Character Background
Sting, Bilbo’s Sword is a cleanly designed Equipment that rewards tempo-minded decks with a sudden burst of pressure. Flash makes it awkward for opponents to play around, and entering with a hone counter for each creature the target opponent controls means it can scale from modest utility to a real threat in go-wide matchups. Because each counter grants +1/+0, even a small evasive creature can become a fast clock the turn Sting lands. The automatic attach also saves mana and tempo, so it fits best in aggressive or midrange shells that want to keep attacking while spending as little as possible on setup. It pairs especially well with cheap evasive creatures, token strategies, or commanders that care about Equipment entering or being attached. In multiplayer, the “target opponent controls” wording can be leveraged by choosing the player with the widest board, making Sting a sharp political tool as well as a weapon.
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Character Background
Sting, Bilbo’s Sword is a cleanly designed Equipment that rewards tempo-minded decks with a sudden burst of pressure. Flash makes it awkward for opponents to play around, and entering with a hone counter for each creature the target opponent controls means it can scale from modest utility to a real threat in go-wide matchups. Because each counter grants +1/+0, even a small evasive creature can become a fast clock the turn Sting lands. The automatic attach also saves mana and tempo, so it fits best in aggressive or midrange shells that want to keep attacking while spending as little as possible on setup. It pairs especially well with cheap evasive creatures, token strategies, or commanders that care about Equipment entering or being attached. In multiplayer, the “target opponent controls” wording can be leveraged by choosing the player with the widest board, making Sting a sharp political tool as well as a weapon.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:40:44 UTC
