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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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Trample
Raid (the Fridge) — At the beginning of your second main phase, if you attacked this turn, put a +1/+1 counter on target creature and create a Food token.
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Michelangelo, the Heart looks built for an aggressive value shell, not a slow control deck: a 2-mana legendary attacker with trample that rewards you simply for turning creatures sideways. His Raid trigger asks you to attack, then cashes in on the second main phase with a +1/+1 counter for any creature and a Food token, so even a modest early pressure plan can snowball into board development and incidental life gain. Thematically, he reads as the team’s morale engine—small in stats, but always turning momentum into resources. In deckbuilding, pair him with cheap evasive creatures or token-makers so you reliably trigger Raid while leaving bodies behind to receive counters. Extra combat steps or haste enablers are especially strong, since they help you attack safely and maximize repeat triggers. As a commander, he fits best in Selesnya-style tempo or go-wide midrange, where every combat step advances both offense and long-game value.
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Michelangelo, the Heart looks built for an aggressive value shell, not a slow control deck: a 2-mana legendary attacker with trample that rewards you simply for turning creatures sideways. His Raid trigger asks you to attack, then cashes in on the second main phase with a +1/+1 counter for any creature and a Food token, so even a modest early pressure plan can snowball into board development and incidental life gain. Thematically, he reads as the team’s morale engine—small in stats, but always turning momentum into resources. In deckbuilding, pair him with cheap evasive creatures or token-makers so you reliably trigger Raid while leaving bodies behind to receive counters. Extra combat steps or haste enablers are especially strong, since they help you attack safely and maximize repeat triggers. As a commander, he fits best in Selesnya-style tempo or go-wide midrange, where every combat step advances both offense and long-game value.
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