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Harold and Bob, First Numens
Oracle Text
Vigilance, reach
When Harold and Bob dies, if it was a creature, return it to the battlefield. It's an Aura enchantment with enchant Forest you control and "Enchanted Forest has '{T}: Add three mana of any one color. You get two rad counters.'" Harold and Bob loses all other abilities.
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Character Background
Harold and Bob, First Numens is a wonderfully strange value engine for green decks that want early board presence with a late-game payoff. At three mana, a 3/3 with vigilance and reach already trades well into aggressive starts and helps stabilize the air, but the real attraction is the death trigger: if it was a creature, it comes back as an Aura that supercharges a Forest into a three-mana burst land at the cost of rad counters. That makes it ideal for ramp, midrange, and grindy control shells that can convert excess mana into a decisive turn. A smart deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that sacrifice or repeatedly recur creatures, so you can reliably “bank” the transformation and keep turning a Forest into explosive colored mana. The Fallout-flavored mutation theme also fits a resilient, post-apocalyptic game plan: enduring early combat, then mutating into an engine that powers out haymakers.
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Character Background
Harold and Bob, First Numens is a wonderfully strange value engine for green decks that want early board presence with a late-game payoff. At three mana, a 3/3 with vigilance and reach already trades well into aggressive starts and helps stabilize the air, but the real attraction is the death trigger: if it was a creature, it comes back as an Aura that supercharges a Forest into a three-mana burst land at the cost of rad counters. That makes it ideal for ramp, midrange, and grindy control shells that can convert excess mana into a decisive turn. A smart deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that sacrifice or repeatedly recur creatures, so you can reliably “bank” the transformation and keep turning a Forest into explosive colored mana. The Fallout-flavored mutation theme also fits a resilient, post-apocalyptic game plan: enduring early combat, then mutating into an engine that powers out haymakers.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:40:47 UTC