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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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Menace
Whenever Casey Jones attacks, put a +1/+1 counter on target attacking creature.
Whenever you put one or more +1/+1 counters on a creature you control, Casey Jones deals that much damage to target opponent.
Casey Jones, Back Alley Brute fits best in an aggressive-to-tempo red deck that wants to turn every swing into pressure. A 4/2 with menace already demands awkward blocks, and his attack trigger snowballs combat by growing another attacker while also threatening direct damage whenever counters are placed on your board. That makes him especially strong alongside creatures with proliferate, counter-doubling, or repeatable +1/+1 counter engines—think cards that place counters every turn, or anything that can move counters around after combat. The key deckbuilding tip is to maximize attack steps and counter frequency, because each extra counter added to a creature you control becomes reach to the opponent. In gameplay, Casey wants to lead from the front, forcing bad trades and converting board development into burn, making him a solid midcurve threat in any red-based combat deck that values momentum and inevitability.
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Casey Jones, Back Alley Brute fits best in an aggressive-to-tempo red deck that wants to turn every swing into pressure. A 4/2 with menace already demands awkward blocks, and his attack trigger snowballs combat by growing another attacker while also threatening direct damage whenever counters are placed on your board. That makes him especially strong alongside creatures with proliferate, counter-doubling, or repeatable +1/+1 counter engines—think cards that place counters every turn, or anything that can move counters around after combat. The key deckbuilding tip is to maximize attack steps and counter frequency, because each extra counter added to a creature you control becomes reach to the opponent. In gameplay, Casey wants to lead from the front, forcing bad trades and converting board development into burn, making him a solid midcurve threat in any red-based combat deck that values momentum and inevitability.
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