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Bender's Waterskin
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Flying
When this creature enters, you may sacrifice an artifact or creature. If you do, draw a card.
Whenever another creature you control dies, if it had counters on it, put its counters on this creature.
Buzzard-Wasp Colony is a gritty value engine best suited to midrange/“aristocrat” strategies that lean on sacrifice and incremental advantage: a 2/2 flying body for {3}{B} that can turn a looted artifact or expendable creature into immediate card advantage and then soak up counters from your fallen allies to grow and snowball. Practically, build it into a +1/+1-counter shell—cards that distribute or proliferate counters and creatures that accumulate counters make each death a step toward a larger evasive threat—while pairing with reliable sacrifice outlets (token producers or repeatable sac enablers) so you can cash an expendable piece for a draw when it enters. Avoid creatures that die with negative counters (persist-style effects), since Buzzard-Wasp will indiscriminately take whatever counters a corpse bears. In limited or constructed midrange decks it functions as both tempo (a flying attacker) and long-term value, turning attrition and small sacrifices into card draw and a resilient finisher.
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Buzzard-Wasp Colony is a gritty value engine best suited to midrange/“aristocrat” strategies that lean on sacrifice and incremental advantage: a 2/2 flying body for {3}{B} that can turn a looted artifact or expendable creature into immediate card advantage and then soak up counters from your fallen allies to grow and snowball. Practically, build it into a +1/+1-counter shell—cards that distribute or proliferate counters and creatures that accumulate counters make each death a step toward a larger evasive threat—while pairing with reliable sacrifice outlets (token producers or repeatable sac enablers) so you can cash an expendable piece for a draw when it enters. Avoid creatures that die with negative counters (persist-style effects), since Buzzard-Wasp will indiscriminately take whatever counters a corpse bears. In limited or constructed midrange decks it functions as both tempo (a flying attacker) and long-term value, turning attrition and small sacrifices into card draw and a resilient finisher.
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