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Cybermat
Oracle Text
Skulk (This creature can't be blocked by creatures with greater power.)
Whenever this creature attacks and isn't blocked, it gets +X/+0 until end of turn, where X is the number of attacking artifact creatures.
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Character Background
Cybermat is a clean little pressure piece for aggressive or artifact-tempo decks, turning a modest 2/1 body into a sneaky scaling threat. Skulk means it slips past bigger blockers early, and if you can keep the attack clear, its bonus damage scales with every attacking artifact creature you send alongside it. That makes it especially appealing in artifact-heavy shells, where even cheap utility robots or Treasure-producing cards can suddenly turn Cybermat into a hard-to-block finisher. It pairs well with go-wide artifact strategies, modular-style token makers, or any deck that wants to flood the board with metal bodies and attack in concert. Because the power boost only happens when it attacks and goes unblocked, it rewards smart sequencing and pressure rather than long games. In Doctor Who flavor terms, it feels like a small machine that thrives in swarms, slipping through defenses and punishing any opponent who leaves a gap.
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Character Background
Cybermat is a clean little pressure piece for aggressive or artifact-tempo decks, turning a modest 2/1 body into a sneaky scaling threat. Skulk means it slips past bigger blockers early, and if you can keep the attack clear, its bonus damage scales with every attacking artifact creature you send alongside it. That makes it especially appealing in artifact-heavy shells, where even cheap utility robots or Treasure-producing cards can suddenly turn Cybermat into a hard-to-block finisher. It pairs well with go-wide artifact strategies, modular-style token makers, or any deck that wants to flood the board with metal bodies and attack in concert. Because the power boost only happens when it attacks and goes unblocked, it rewards smart sequencing and pressure rather than long games. In Doctor Who flavor terms, it feels like a small machine that thrives in swarms, slipping through defenses and punishing any opponent who leaves a gap.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 16:10:45 UTC