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Relentless Assault
Oracle Text
Untap all creatures that attacked this turn. After this main phase, there is an additional combat phase followed by an additional main phase.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Relentless Assault is pure red momentum: a 2RR sorcery that untaps all creatures that attacked this turn and grants an extra combat and main phase, turning a single successful attack into two immediate chances to close the game. It best supports aggro and tempo plans (and can anchor combo lines that abuse repeated combat), because it converts raw aggression and attack triggers into concrete value — pair it with haste creatures and attack-trigger creatures (think Hero of Bladehold–style effects) or damage-amplifiers like Torbran to multiply the payoff. The after-combat main phase is huge: you can cast pump spells, re-equip or grant evasion before the second swing, so build with cheap combat tricks and haste enablers such as Fervor or Hammer of Purphoros. In a midrange shell it doubles up on enter/attack triggers for value; in burn-aggro it often reads as a one-card finisher — make room on the curve to attack, leave mana to exploit the bonus main phase, and wield it when you’ve already connected once.
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Character Background
Relentless Assault is pure red momentum: a 2RR sorcery that untaps all creatures that attacked this turn and grants an extra combat and main phase, turning a single successful attack into two immediate chances to close the game. It best supports aggro and tempo plans (and can anchor combo lines that abuse repeated combat), because it converts raw aggression and attack triggers into concrete value — pair it with haste creatures and attack-trigger creatures (think Hero of Bladehold–style effects) or damage-amplifiers like Torbran to multiply the payoff. The after-combat main phase is huge: you can cast pump spells, re-equip or grant evasion before the second swing, so build with cheap combat tricks and haste enablers such as Fervor or Hammer of Purphoros. In a midrange shell it doubles up on enter/attack triggers for value; in burn-aggro it often reads as a one-card finisher — make room on the curve to attack, leave mana to exploit the bonus main phase, and wield it when you’ve already connected once.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 13:20:43 UTC