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Hulking Raptor
Oracle Text
Ward {2}
At the beginning of your first main phase, add {G}{G}.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Hulking Raptor is a brutally efficient payoff for green midrange and ramp shells, turning your first main phase into a burst of extra mana that can jump you from a four-mana play into something much larger right away. A 5/3 body for {2}{G}{G} already pressures life totals well, and ward {2} makes it awkward to answer cleanly, forcing opponents to spend extra resources just to keep pace. In practice, this card best supports tempo-to-value game plans: play it early, then use the {G}{G} trigger to deploy another threat, hold up interaction, or accelerate into a top-end Dinosaur. It pairs especially well with decks that care about creature density and mana sinks, since the bonus mana can help cast postcombat tricks or activate abilities without slowing your board development. In Ixalan-style Dinosaur builds, it is both a threat and a ramp engine, rewarding curve-heavy lists that want to snowball.
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Character Background
Hulking Raptor is a brutally efficient payoff for green midrange and ramp shells, turning your first main phase into a burst of extra mana that can jump you from a four-mana play into something much larger right away. A 5/3 body for {2}{G}{G} already pressures life totals well, and ward {2} makes it awkward to answer cleanly, forcing opponents to spend extra resources just to keep pace. In practice, this card best supports tempo-to-value game plans: play it early, then use the {G}{G} trigger to deploy another threat, hold up interaction, or accelerate into a top-end Dinosaur. It pairs especially well with decks that care about creature density and mana sinks, since the bonus mana can help cast postcombat tricks or activate abilities without slowing your board development. In Ixalan-style Dinosaur builds, it is both a threat and a ramp engine, rewarding curve-heavy lists that want to snowball.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 12:10:42 UTC