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Ironhoof Boar
Oracle Text
Trample, haste
Channel — {1}{R}, Discard this card: Target creature gets +3/+1 and gains trample until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ironhoof Boar fits right into Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty’s high-speed, industrial flavor: a stubborn, metal-clad charger that can either crash in as a hasty 5/4 or be converted into a combat trick from hand. In practice, it best supports aggressive midrange and tempo decks, especially red shells that want to keep pressure on while retaining flexibility. Six mana is steep for Constructed, so the card is usually more appealing in Limited, where a hasty trampler can immediately punish slow boards and force awkward blocks. Its Channel ability is the real hidden value: turning it into +3/+1 and trample on an attacker or unblocked threat can swing races, break stalls, and blow out combat math. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with creatures that already have evasion or on-hit effects, since trample helps push excess damage through. It also plays well with discard synergies, letting you cash it in early and still impact the board later.
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Character Background
Ironhoof Boar fits right into Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty’s high-speed, industrial flavor: a stubborn, metal-clad charger that can either crash in as a hasty 5/4 or be converted into a combat trick from hand. In practice, it best supports aggressive midrange and tempo decks, especially red shells that want to keep pressure on while retaining flexibility. Six mana is steep for Constructed, so the card is usually more appealing in Limited, where a hasty trampler can immediately punish slow boards and force awkward blocks. Its Channel ability is the real hidden value: turning it into +3/+1 and trample on an attacker or unblocked threat can swing races, break stalls, and blow out combat math. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with creatures that already have evasion or on-hit effects, since trample helps push excess damage through. It also plays well with discard synergies, letting you cash it in early and still impact the board later.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-05-19 00:55:14 UTC