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Swarming Goblins
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, roll a d20.
1—9 | Create a 1/1 red Goblin creature token.
10—19 | Create two of those tokens.
20 | Create three of those tokens.
Card Details
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Character Background
Swarming Goblins is a straightforward value engine disguised as a clunky top-end threat: for five mana, you get a 4/3 body plus a d20 roll that can turn into one, two, or three extra Goblin tokens. That makes it best suited for go-wide aggro or midrange decks that want to convert a single card into multiple attackers, especially in formats where token payoffs matter more than raw rate. The card’s variance is real, but even the floor of one token gives you additional board presence, while the higher rolls can swing combat and overwhelm removal-light opponents. It pairs well with Goblin tribal buffs, sacrifice outlets, and anthem effects; cards that reward multiple creatures entering or dying make the tokens much more than just chump blockers. In deckbuilding, prioritize ways to keep the board clear and your team attacking, because Swarming Goblins is at its best when its random burst of numbers translates immediately into pressure.
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Character Background
Swarming Goblins is a straightforward value engine disguised as a clunky top-end threat: for five mana, you get a 4/3 body plus a d20 roll that can turn into one, two, or three extra Goblin tokens. That makes it best suited for go-wide aggro or midrange decks that want to convert a single card into multiple attackers, especially in formats where token payoffs matter more than raw rate. The card’s variance is real, but even the floor of one token gives you additional board presence, while the higher rolls can swing combat and overwhelm removal-light opponents. It pairs well with Goblin tribal buffs, sacrifice outlets, and anthem effects; cards that reward multiple creatures entering or dying make the tokens much more than just chump blockers. In deckbuilding, prioritize ways to keep the board clear and your team attacking, because Swarming Goblins is at its best when its random burst of numbers translates immediately into pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:20:44 UTC