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Dauntless Dourbark
Oracle Text
Dauntless Dourbark's power and toughness are each equal to the number of Forests you control plus the number of Treefolk you control.
This creature has trample as long as you control another Treefolk.
Card Details
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Character Background
Dauntless Dourbark is a classic green payoff for going wide with a forest-heavy, tribal-leaning board, and it best supports a value-to-aggro game plan where every land drop and every additional Treefolk increases its threat level. At four mana, it can arrive as a modest body, but in decks packed with Forests, ramp, and Treefolk support, it quickly becomes a huge attacker that threatens to end games by itself. The trample clause matters a lot: with another Treefolk in play, it punches damage through chump blockers, making it especially effective in midrange shells that want to turn board presence into inevitability. A strong deckbuilding tip is to prioritize basics and Treefolk cards or changelings that count toward its size, since both parts of the text scale it up. Cards that fetch Forests or create extra bodies help maximize both toughness and closing power.
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Character Background
Dauntless Dourbark is a classic green payoff for going wide with a forest-heavy, tribal-leaning board, and it best supports a value-to-aggro game plan where every land drop and every additional Treefolk increases its threat level. At four mana, it can arrive as a modest body, but in decks packed with Forests, ramp, and Treefolk support, it quickly becomes a huge attacker that threatens to end games by itself. The trample clause matters a lot: with another Treefolk in play, it punches damage through chump blockers, making it especially effective in midrange shells that want to turn board presence into inevitability. A strong deckbuilding tip is to prioritize basics and Treefolk cards or changelings that count toward its size, since both parts of the text scale it up. Cards that fetch Forests or create extra bodies help maximize both toughness and closing power.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:43 UTC