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Bender's Waterskin
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Choose target creature you control and target creature an opponent controls. Put a +1/+1 counter on the creature you control if it has power 4 or greater. Then those creatures fight each other. (Each deals damage equal to its power to the other.)
Hog-Monkey Rampage is a clean, feral tempo card that rewards you for attacking on the board and then cashing in a fight at instant speed. In an Avatar-flavored shell, it feels like a wild burst of mobility and pressure: your creature lunges in while the opposing threat gets dragged into a brawl. The real prize is the bonus counter, which turns on when you target a 4-power creature, making this especially good in aggressive midrange decks that naturally curve into beefier bodies. It pairs well with any creature that already survives combat or grows into the 4-power range, since the counter can push it out of burn range and win future fights too. Best used after blockers are declared or on an opponent’s end step to remove a key creature while preserving your initiative. In decks with pump spells or auras, it becomes even better, since boosting your creature first can guarantee the counter and win the fight cleanly.
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Hog-Monkey Rampage is a clean, feral tempo card that rewards you for attacking on the board and then cashing in a fight at instant speed. In an Avatar-flavored shell, it feels like a wild burst of mobility and pressure: your creature lunges in while the opposing threat gets dragged into a brawl. The real prize is the bonus counter, which turns on when you target a 4-power creature, making this especially good in aggressive midrange decks that naturally curve into beefier bodies. It pairs well with any creature that already survives combat or grows into the 4-power range, since the counter can push it out of burn range and win future fights too. Best used after blockers are declared or on an opponent’s end step to remove a key creature while preserving your initiative. In decks with pump spells or auras, it becomes even better, since boosting your creature first can guarantee the counter and win the fight cleanly.
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