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Bender's Waterskin
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Target creature gets +2/+2 and gains reach until end of turn. Untap it.
Pillar Launch is a clean, efficient green trick that fits best in tempo and midrange shells, where every mana needs to either push damage or preserve board presence. For a single green, it turns one creature into a larger attacker or a surprise blocker by granting +2/+2, reach, and untapping it, which makes it especially strong in combat-heavy turns. The untap matters most when you want to attack safely, then still leave that creature available to block, tap for an ability, or continue to pressure an opponent with vigilance-like flexibility. In an Avatar-flavored setting, it evokes the idea of using terrain and momentum to launch a fighter into a decisive move without overcommitting. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with creatures that have tap abilities or with high-power evasive threats that just need a small stats bump to end games. It also plays nicely with ramp decks that want cheap interaction while advancing board pressure.
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Pillar Launch is a clean, efficient green trick that fits best in tempo and midrange shells, where every mana needs to either push damage or preserve board presence. For a single green, it turns one creature into a larger attacker or a surprise blocker by granting +2/+2, reach, and untapping it, which makes it especially strong in combat-heavy turns. The untap matters most when you want to attack safely, then still leave that creature available to block, tap for an ability, or continue to pressure an opponent with vigilance-like flexibility. In an Avatar-flavored setting, it evokes the idea of using terrain and momentum to launch a fighter into a decisive move without overcommitting. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with creatures that have tap abilities or with high-power evasive threats that just need a small stats bump to end games. It also plays nicely with ramp decks that want cheap interaction while advancing board pressure.
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