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Strength in Numbers
Oracle Text
Until end of turn, target creature gains trample and gets +X/+X, where X is the number of attacking creatures.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Strength in Numbers is a clean green combat trick that rewards going wide, making it especially at home in aggressive and token-based decks where tempo matters more than raw card advantage. In practice, it turns a modest attacker into a sudden must-answer threat, often pushing through the last points of damage by granting trample while scaling the pump off your whole attacking force. That makes it strongest when you can attack with multiple creatures every turn, such as in Selesnya token shells, convoke-style boards, or any low-curve swarm deck that floods the battlefield early. A good deckbuilding tip is to favor cheap creatures that attack well in packs and effects that create extra bodies, since each additional attacker increases the spell’s ceiling. It also pairs nicely with first-strike creatures or evasive attackers that force awkward blocks, letting the boosted target convert battlefield presence into lethal pressure.
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Character Background
Strength in Numbers is a clean green combat trick that rewards going wide, making it especially at home in aggressive and token-based decks where tempo matters more than raw card advantage. In practice, it turns a modest attacker into a sudden must-answer threat, often pushing through the last points of damage by granting trample while scaling the pump off your whole attacking force. That makes it strongest when you can attack with multiple creatures every turn, such as in Selesnya token shells, convoke-style boards, or any low-curve swarm deck that floods the battlefield early. A good deckbuilding tip is to favor cheap creatures that attack well in packs and effects that create extra bodies, since each additional attacker increases the spell’s ceiling. It also pairs nicely with first-strike creatures or evasive attackers that force awkward blocks, letting the boosted target convert battlefield presence into lethal pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:40:43 UTC