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Outmaneuver
Oracle Text
X target blocked creatures assign their combat damage this turn as though they weren't blocked.
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Character Background
Outmaneuver is a clever red tempo trick that turns a stalled board into a finishing blow, letting any number of blocked creatures punch through for full damage as though the blockers never mattered. Because it scales with X, it’s especially potent in aggressive decks that go wide or attack with a single huge threat, and it rewards careful combat math when the opponent thinks they’ve stabilized. The best homes are usually aggro or go-wide midrange shells, where even a modest investment can turn chump blocks into a lethal swing. It also pairs well with double strike or trample-style pressure, since forcing damage through after blocks are declared can make combat impossible to defend profitably. In Commander or casual tables, it shines as a surprise finisher after baiting blocks, and in constructed it can punish token decks that rely on bodies rather than removal.
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Character Background
Outmaneuver is a clever red tempo trick that turns a stalled board into a finishing blow, letting any number of blocked creatures punch through for full damage as though the blockers never mattered. Because it scales with X, it’s especially potent in aggressive decks that go wide or attack with a single huge threat, and it rewards careful combat math when the opponent thinks they’ve stabilized. The best homes are usually aggro or go-wide midrange shells, where even a modest investment can turn chump blocks into a lethal swing. It also pairs well with double strike or trample-style pressure, since forcing damage through after blocks are declared can make combat impossible to defend profitably. In Commander or casual tables, it shines as a surprise finisher after baiting blocks, and in constructed it can punish token decks that rely on bodies rather than removal.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:10:44 UTC