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Rabid Attack
Oracle Text
Until end of turn, any number of target creatures you control each get +1/+0 and gain "When this creature dies, draw a card."
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rabid Attack is a compact value trick that best fits black aggressive or midrange decks looking to turn combat into card advantage. For {1}{B}, it can pump any number of your creatures for a surprise damage swing while also making each of them replace itself if it dies that turn, which is excellent against board stalls and sweepers alike. The card shines when you already plan to attack with multiple small bodies, tokens, or creatures that are likely to trade in combat, because every death becomes a delayed cantrip. It also pairs well with sacrifice outlets: give your team the bonus, then cash them in before end of turn to turn the spell into a burst of damage and cards. In a Strixhaven setting, it feels like a ruthless lesson in predation—strike fast, force bad blocks, and let the aftermath feed your hand.
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Character Background
Rabid Attack is a compact value trick that best fits black aggressive or midrange decks looking to turn combat into card advantage. For {1}{B}, it can pump any number of your creatures for a surprise damage swing while also making each of them replace itself if it dies that turn, which is excellent against board stalls and sweepers alike. The card shines when you already plan to attack with multiple small bodies, tokens, or creatures that are likely to trade in combat, because every death becomes a delayed cantrip. It also pairs well with sacrifice outlets: give your team the bonus, then cash them in before end of turn to turn the spell into a burst of damage and cards. In a Strixhaven setting, it feels like a ruthless lesson in predation—strike fast, force bad blocks, and let the aftermath feed your hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 17:10:44 UTC