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Chea, Friend to Maybe Too Many
Oracle Text
Familiar spells you cast have flash. (Bats, Birds, Cats, Dragons, Faeries, Foxes, Frogs, Imps, Lizards, and Spiders are familiars, as well as any creature with "Familiar" in its name.)
{T}: Add X {G} and each opponent loses X life, where X is the number of familiars you control.
Card Details
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Chea, Friend to Maybe Too Many looks built for a value-oriented midrange or control shell that quietly turns a menagerie into a weapon. The flash clause on Familiar spells is the real trick: it lets you hold up interaction, then deploy key creatures at the end of an opponent’s turn, preserving tempo while building your board safely. Once Chea is online, every Familiar becomes a tactical surprise, and the tap ability rewards you for going wide by converting your board into green mana plus a steady life drain. That makes the card especially strong in a deck with cheap familiars, creature token support, and ways to untap or protect your legend. Prioritize cards that are actually named Familiar or fall into the listed creature types, since the ability scales directly with count. In practice, Chea excels when you can play patiently, then suddenly generate mana and pressure as the table stabilizes.
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Character Background
Chea, Friend to Maybe Too Many looks built for a value-oriented midrange or control shell that quietly turns a menagerie into a weapon. The flash clause on Familiar spells is the real trick: it lets you hold up interaction, then deploy key creatures at the end of an opponent’s turn, preserving tempo while building your board safely. Once Chea is online, every Familiar becomes a tactical surprise, and the tap ability rewards you for going wide by converting your board into green mana plus a steady life drain. That makes the card especially strong in a deck with cheap familiars, creature token support, and ways to untap or protect your legend. Prioritize cards that are actually named Familiar or fall into the listed creature types, since the ability scales directly with count. In practice, Chea excels when you can play patiently, then suddenly generate mana and pressure as the table stabilizes.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:20:43 UTC