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Goblin Taskmaster
Oracle Text
{1}{R}: Target Goblin creature gets +1/+0 until end of turn.
Morph {R} (You may cast this card face down as a 2/2 creature for {3}. Turn it face up any time for its morph cost.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Goblin Taskmaster fits neatly into red’s aggressive, swarm-oriented game plan, especially in goblin tribal decks that want to turn a board of small bodies into repeated bursts of damage. As a 1/1 for {R}, it is cheap enough to establish early pressure, and its activated ability gives one Goblin +1/+0 for {1}{R}, which is most useful when you have multiple attackers or a token-heavy board that can afford to convert spare mana into extra combat damage. The card’s name and stats suggest a rough battlefield overseer, and the morph ability adds a layer of tactical flexibility: you can deploy it face down as a 2/2 to conceal information, then flip it later if you need a surprise anthem-style boost or a post-combat threat. It works especially well with cards that make Goblin tokens, haste enablers, or effects that care about having many creatures attacking at once, and it rewards decks that can consistently keep mana open during combat.
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Character Background
Goblin Taskmaster fits neatly into red’s aggressive, swarm-oriented game plan, especially in goblin tribal decks that want to turn a board of small bodies into repeated bursts of damage. As a 1/1 for {R}, it is cheap enough to establish early pressure, and its activated ability gives one Goblin +1/+0 for {1}{R}, which is most useful when you have multiple attackers or a token-heavy board that can afford to convert spare mana into extra combat damage. The card’s name and stats suggest a rough battlefield overseer, and the morph ability adds a layer of tactical flexibility: you can deploy it face down as a 2/2 to conceal information, then flip it later if you need a surprise anthem-style boost or a post-combat threat. It works especially well with cards that make Goblin tokens, haste enablers, or effects that care about having many creatures attacking at once, and it rewards decks that can consistently keep mana open during combat.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:46 UTC