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Immerwolf
Oracle Text
Intimidate (This creature can't be blocked except by artifact creatures and/or creatures that share a color with it.)
Each other creature you control that's a Wolf or a Werewolf gets +1/+1.
Non-Human Werewolves you control can't transform.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Immerwolf is a compact but pivotal lord for Gruul tribal decks, especially aggressive or midrange shells built around Wolves and Werewolves. In play, it pushes a straightforward board-centric game plan: curve out with efficient creatures, then use its static anthem to turn every pack member into a meaningful threat while its intimidate makes it awkward to block. The biggest strategic draw is the anti-transform clause, which locks your non-Human Werewolves on their stronger side and lets you keep pressure on the table without worrying about day/night flips undoing your momentum. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs especially well with cards that care about creature type density, such as Wolves or Werewolves with combat triggers, and with token makers that widen the board before Immerwolf arrives. Because it costs three and immediately rewards a tribal core, it excels when you can deploy multiple synergistic threats early and force opponents into inefficient blocks.
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Character Background
Immerwolf is a compact but pivotal lord for Gruul tribal decks, especially aggressive or midrange shells built around Wolves and Werewolves. In play, it pushes a straightforward board-centric game plan: curve out with efficient creatures, then use its static anthem to turn every pack member into a meaningful threat while its intimidate makes it awkward to block. The biggest strategic draw is the anti-transform clause, which locks your non-Human Werewolves on their stronger side and lets you keep pressure on the table without worrying about day/night flips undoing your momentum. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs especially well with cards that care about creature type density, such as Wolves or Werewolves with combat triggers, and with token makers that widen the board before Immerwolf arrives. Because it costs three and immediately rewards a tribal core, it excels when you can deploy multiple synergistic threats early and force opponents into inefficient blocks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:43 UTC