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Wasteland Raider
Oracle Text
Squad {2} (As an additional cost to cast this spell, you may pay {2} any number of times. When this creature enters, create that many tokens that are copies of it.)
When this creature enters, each player sacrifices a creature of their choice.
Card Details
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Character Background
Wasteland Raider fits neatly into a black midrange or sacrifice-heavy value plan, where its arrival turns the board into a brutal negotiation. At four mana, a 4/3 body is already respectable, but the real strength is the ETB effect: each player sacrifices a creature of their choice, which can clear away a problem blocker while also feeding your own death triggers if you build around it. Squad makes the card scale well in the late game, since extra mana turns one Raider into a pile of threats and repeated sacrifice triggers, making it especially punishing in grindy matchups. It pairs naturally with cards that reward creature deaths, token makers, or recursive threats, since the copies all enter together and can pressure both life totals and boards. In Fallout terms, it feels like a ruthless scavenger band leader, surviving by making every encounter cost someone something.
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Character Background
Wasteland Raider fits neatly into a black midrange or sacrifice-heavy value plan, where its arrival turns the board into a brutal negotiation. At four mana, a 4/3 body is already respectable, but the real strength is the ETB effect: each player sacrifices a creature of their choice, which can clear away a problem blocker while also feeding your own death triggers if you build around it. Squad makes the card scale well in the late game, since extra mana turns one Raider into a pile of threats and repeated sacrifice triggers, making it especially punishing in grindy matchups. It pairs naturally with cards that reward creature deaths, token makers, or recursive threats, since the copies all enter together and can pressure both life totals and boards. In Fallout terms, it feels like a ruthless scavenger band leader, surviving by making every encounter cost someone something.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:10:44 UTC