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Last March of the Ents
Oracle Text
This spell can't be countered.
Draw cards equal to the greatest toughness among creatures you control, then put any number of creature cards from your hand onto the battlefield.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Last March of the Ents is a colossal green mythic that rewards patient ramp and board-building, then turns one big defender into a flood of advantages. In practice, it best supports a value or midrange-to-combo game plan: stabilize early with mana acceleration and tough bodies, then cast this uncounterable sorcery to refill your hand and dump multiple creatures onto the battlefield at once. The key is maximizing the “greatest toughness” clause, so cards that naturally reach absurd toughness—like wall-style blockers, high-toughness mana creatures, or effects that boost toughness—turn the draw into a huge engine. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with creatures that scale on toughness or produce immediate board impact, so the free deployment creates pressure right away rather than just more material. The Lord of the Rings flavor fits perfectly: the Ents do not merely arrive, they march, overwhelm, and make the opponent’s defenses feel ancient and fragile.
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Character Background
Last March of the Ents is a colossal green mythic that rewards patient ramp and board-building, then turns one big defender into a flood of advantages. In practice, it best supports a value or midrange-to-combo game plan: stabilize early with mana acceleration and tough bodies, then cast this uncounterable sorcery to refill your hand and dump multiple creatures onto the battlefield at once. The key is maximizing the “greatest toughness” clause, so cards that naturally reach absurd toughness—like wall-style blockers, high-toughness mana creatures, or effects that boost toughness—turn the draw into a huge engine. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with creatures that scale on toughness or produce immediate board impact, so the free deployment creates pressure right away rather than just more material. The Lord of the Rings flavor fits perfectly: the Ents do not merely arrive, they march, overwhelm, and make the opponent’s defenses feel ancient and fragile.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-10 13:20:44 UTC