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Leapfrog
Oracle Text
This creature has flying as long as you've cast an instant or sorcery spell this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Leapfrog is a deceptively efficient blue common that fits best into tempo and spell-heavy control shells, where cheap instants and sorceries turn an otherwise modest 3/1 into an evasive threat. On its face, a three-mana 3/1 can pressure life totals quickly, but the real strength is that flying clause: once you’ve cast any instant or sorcery that turn, Leapfrog can jump over blockers and start trading clock for tempo. In practice, it rewards sequencing, so leave up interaction like counters, bounce, or cantrips, then deploy it or attack after triggering it. It also pairs well with prowess-style cards, spell payoff permanents, and cheap cantrips that help reliably turn on evasion every turn. In Ravnica Remastered, it feels like a nimble guild-alley creature—small, opportunistic, and dangerous when the city’s magic is in motion.
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Character Background
Leapfrog is a deceptively efficient blue common that fits best into tempo and spell-heavy control shells, where cheap instants and sorceries turn an otherwise modest 3/1 into an evasive threat. On its face, a three-mana 3/1 can pressure life totals quickly, but the real strength is that flying clause: once you’ve cast any instant or sorcery that turn, Leapfrog can jump over blockers and start trading clock for tempo. In practice, it rewards sequencing, so leave up interaction like counters, bounce, or cantrips, then deploy it or attack after triggering it. It also pairs well with prowess-style cards, spell payoff permanents, and cheap cantrips that help reliably turn on evasion every turn. In Ravnica Remastered, it feels like a nimble guild-alley creature—small, opportunistic, and dangerous when the city’s magic is in motion.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 16:20:44 UTC