Common
Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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Hexproof (This creature can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.)
The Terror of Serpent’s Pass reads like the kind of looming, untouchable threat that control decks love to turn into a win condition. In Magic: The Gathering, an 8/8 legendary creature with hexproof for seven mana is a major stabilizer: it dodges targeted removal, blocks profitably, and ends games fast once you’ve bought enough time to cast it. This best supports a control or ramp plan, where you spend the early turns answering the board and then land a nearly self-protecting finisher. Because hexproof only stops opponents from targeting it, pair it with effects that can still push damage through, such as evasion-granting auras or global buffs, and with sacrifice outlets or board wipes in your own deck if you need a way to manage your own large creature strategically. Its name evokes a dangerous passage that few can cross safely, and mechanically it feels exactly like that: a massive obstacle that turns defense into inevitability.
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The Terror of Serpent’s Pass reads like the kind of looming, untouchable threat that control decks love to turn into a win condition. In Magic: The Gathering, an 8/8 legendary creature with hexproof for seven mana is a major stabilizer: it dodges targeted removal, blocks profitably, and ends games fast once you’ve bought enough time to cast it. This best supports a control or ramp plan, where you spend the early turns answering the board and then land a nearly self-protecting finisher. Because hexproof only stops opponents from targeting it, pair it with effects that can still push damage through, such as evasion-granting auras or global buffs, and with sacrifice outlets or board wipes in your own deck if you need a way to manage your own large creature strategically. Its name evokes a dangerous passage that few can cross safely, and mechanically it feels exactly like that: a massive obstacle that turns defense into inevitability.
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