Common
Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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Lifelink
When this creature enters, it deals damage equal to the number of Swamps you control to any target.
Cat-Gator looks like a swamp-born finisher that rewards black control and midrange decks more than pure aggression: at seven mana, it is expensive, but lifelink helps stabilize the board the turn it arrives, and the enters-the-battlefield trigger can convert a mana-flooded game into immediate reach by pointing damage at a creature, planeswalker, or opponent. Because the damage scales with the number of Swamps you control, it plays best in monoblack or heavily black-leaning lists with lots of basic Swamps, land recursion, and effects that accelerate mana into the late game. Cards that keep the board clear and stretch the game—spot removal, sweepers, and defensive bodies—let Cat-Gator come down as a swingy tempo reset. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with ramp or sacrifice/value shells that can recur big threats, since this card is most impressive when it enters after you have already built a dense black mana base.
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Cat-Gator looks like a swamp-born finisher that rewards black control and midrange decks more than pure aggression: at seven mana, it is expensive, but lifelink helps stabilize the board the turn it arrives, and the enters-the-battlefield trigger can convert a mana-flooded game into immediate reach by pointing damage at a creature, planeswalker, or opponent. Because the damage scales with the number of Swamps you control, it plays best in monoblack or heavily black-leaning lists with lots of basic Swamps, land recursion, and effects that accelerate mana into the late game. Cards that keep the board clear and stretch the game—spot removal, sweepers, and defensive bodies—let Cat-Gator come down as a swingy tempo reset. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with ramp or sacrifice/value shells that can recur big threats, since this card is most impressive when it enters after you have already built a dense black mana base.
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