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Empty the Warrens
Oracle Text
Create two 1/1 red Goblin creature tokens.
Storm (When you cast this spell, copy it for each spell cast before it this turn.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Empty the Warrens is a classic red payoff for spell-heavy combo and storm decks, turning a modest four-mana sorcery into a sudden board flood of Goblin tokens. In practical terms, it best supports combo and aggressive tempo strategies: if you can chain cheap cantrips, rituals, and free spells first, each copy quickly scales into an overwhelming army that can end the game before slower decks stabilize. Even a small storm count makes the card respectable, and at higher counts it becomes one of the most efficient ways to convert mana and card velocity into lethal pressure. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize low-cost spells that replace themselves, such as cantrips, mana acceleration, and zero- or one-mana interaction, so Empty the Warrens can function as a finisher rather than just a token maker. The card’s flavor is pure goblin chaos—less a tactical formation than a horde bursting from hidden tunnels—making it a perfect emblem of red’s explosive, opportunistic game plan.
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Character Background
Empty the Warrens is a classic red payoff for spell-heavy combo and storm decks, turning a modest four-mana sorcery into a sudden board flood of Goblin tokens. In practical terms, it best supports combo and aggressive tempo strategies: if you can chain cheap cantrips, rituals, and free spells first, each copy quickly scales into an overwhelming army that can end the game before slower decks stabilize. Even a small storm count makes the card respectable, and at higher counts it becomes one of the most efficient ways to convert mana and card velocity into lethal pressure. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize low-cost spells that replace themselves, such as cantrips, mana acceleration, and zero- or one-mana interaction, so Empty the Warrens can function as a finisher rather than just a token maker. The card’s flavor is pure goblin chaos—less a tactical formation than a horde bursting from hidden tunnels—making it a perfect emblem of red’s explosive, opportunistic game plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 04:10:46 UTC