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Flying, vigilance
Whenever Augusta attacks, each player exiles a card from their graveyard. When one or more nonland cards are exiled this way, put that many +1/+1 counters on target attacking creature.
Augusta, Order Returned fits best into a proactive value-tempo deck, especially one that wants to attack early and keep pressure on while quietly accruing resources. At just three mana, a 1/3 flyer with vigilance can chip in safely, then trigger a graveyard-exiling effect that both disrupts recursion strategies and fuels a combat buff for your best attacker. The exile clause makes her especially appealing in metas full of flashback, delve, or graveyard-based value, while the counter placement rewards you for turning incidental graveyard interaction into board growth. She shines alongside cards that can stock graveyards on both sides, or in white shells with small evasive creatures, token producers, and combat-focused support like anthem effects or extra attack steps. Because the counters go on a target attacking creature, you can stack them onto a double striker, trample source, or an already-evasive threat to turn a modest attack into a real clock.
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Augusta, Order Returned fits best into a proactive value-tempo deck, especially one that wants to attack early and keep pressure on while quietly accruing resources. At just three mana, a 1/3 flyer with vigilance can chip in safely, then trigger a graveyard-exiling effect that both disrupts recursion strategies and fuels a combat buff for your best attacker. The exile clause makes her especially appealing in metas full of flashback, delve, or graveyard-based value, while the counter placement rewards you for turning incidental graveyard interaction into board growth. She shines alongside cards that can stock graveyards on both sides, or in white shells with small evasive creatures, token producers, and combat-focused support like anthem effects or extra attack steps. Because the counters go on a target attacking creature, you can stack them onto a double striker, trample source, or an already-evasive threat to turn a modest attack into a real clock.
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