Common
Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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Jeong Jeong’s Deserters is a simple but efficient support creature that fits best into white tempo or value decks, especially those that want to keep developing the board while nudging combat in their favor. At two mana, a 1/2 body is modest, but the enter-the-battlefield +1/+1 counter makes the card immediately relevant: it can turn a small attacker into a real threat, help a key evasive creature survive combat, or set up future counter synergies. The Rebel Ally typing also suggests strong tribal and teamwork potential, so it naturally rewards decks already caring about Ally triggers, go-wide board states, or repeatable blink effects that can reuse the counter placement. In a control shell, it can buy time by upgrading the best blocker on the table; in aggro, it helps maintain pressure without overcommitting. If your deck has cards that care about +1/+1 counters, proliferate, or entering-the-battlefield effects, this common becomes a flexible glue piece rather than just filler.
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Jeong Jeong’s Deserters is a simple but efficient support creature that fits best into white tempo or value decks, especially those that want to keep developing the board while nudging combat in their favor. At two mana, a 1/2 body is modest, but the enter-the-battlefield +1/+1 counter makes the card immediately relevant: it can turn a small attacker into a real threat, help a key evasive creature survive combat, or set up future counter synergies. The Rebel Ally typing also suggests strong tribal and teamwork potential, so it naturally rewards decks already caring about Ally triggers, go-wide board states, or repeatable blink effects that can reuse the counter placement. In a control shell, it can buy time by upgrading the best blocker on the table; in aggro, it helps maintain pressure without overcommitting. If your deck has cards that care about +1/+1 counters, proliferate, or entering-the-battlefield effects, this common becomes a flexible glue piece rather than just filler.
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