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Battle Cry
Oracle Text
Untap all white creatures you control.
Whenever a creature blocks this turn, it gets +0/+1 until end of turn.
Card Details
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Character Background
Battle Cry is a subtle Ice Age combat trick that rewards disciplined white armies and a player who wants to turn defense into a resource. Untapping all white creatures you control can let vigilant-style boards, token swarms, or tap-for-effects creatures take a second breath, either by ambushing attackers or preserving mana through combat. The second line makes every blocker sturdier for the turn, which is especially useful in control or midrange shells that aim to blunt an enemy assault and then pivot back on the following turn. It pairs nicely with cards that encourage blocking multiple times, go-wide white token makers, or creatures that tap to activate abilities before combat; even a simple board of small white creatures becomes much harder to crack. In practice, Battle Cry is at its best as a tempo-stabilizer, buying time while preserving your board presence and punishing opponents who overextend.
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Character Background
Battle Cry is a subtle Ice Age combat trick that rewards disciplined white armies and a player who wants to turn defense into a resource. Untapping all white creatures you control can let vigilant-style boards, token swarms, or tap-for-effects creatures take a second breath, either by ambushing attackers or preserving mana through combat. The second line makes every blocker sturdier for the turn, which is especially useful in control or midrange shells that aim to blunt an enemy assault and then pivot back on the following turn. It pairs nicely with cards that encourage blocking multiple times, go-wide white token makers, or creatures that tap to activate abilities before combat; even a simple board of small white creatures becomes much harder to crack. In practice, Battle Cry is at its best as a tempo-stabilizer, buying time while preserving your board presence and punishing opponents who overextend.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 16:10:45 UTC