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Propaganda
Oracle Text
Creatures can't attack you unless their controller pays {2} for each creature they control that's attacking you.
Card Details
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Character Background
Propaganda is a quintessential blue pillow‑fort card: thematically it reads like state surveillance and deterrence, forcing opponents to pay to launch an assault, and in gameplay it best supports a control/tempo or “stax-lite” defensive plan that wants to buy time and tax wide aggro. It’s especially powerful against token and go-wide strategies because the cost scales with each attacker, but it’s weaker versus single big evasive threats—so pair it with removal and bounce or a couple of flying blockers to cover those angles. Deckbuilding tip: include Propaganda in Azorius control or Commander pillowfort builds alongside other tax effects (Ghostly Prison, Sphere of Safety) and blue draw/counterspells to protect it; it also shines when combined with sweepers (Wrath effects) so you can clear a wide board and then keep opponents from rebuilding. Practical play: prioritize keeping Propaganda on board early, use spot removal for evasive creatures, and leverage it as a tempo anchor that turns attacking into expensive math for your opponents.
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Character Background
Propaganda is a quintessential blue pillow‑fort card: thematically it reads like state surveillance and deterrence, forcing opponents to pay to launch an assault, and in gameplay it best supports a control/tempo or “stax-lite” defensive plan that wants to buy time and tax wide aggro. It’s especially powerful against token and go-wide strategies because the cost scales with each attacker, but it’s weaker versus single big evasive threats—so pair it with removal and bounce or a couple of flying blockers to cover those angles. Deckbuilding tip: include Propaganda in Azorius control or Commander pillowfort builds alongside other tax effects (Ghostly Prison, Sphere of Safety) and blue draw/counterspells to protect it; it also shines when combined with sweepers (Wrath effects) so you can clear a wide board and then keep opponents from rebuilding. Practical play: prioritize keeping Propaganda on board early, use spot removal for evasive creatures, and leverage it as a tempo anchor that turns attacking into expensive math for your opponents.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-17 12:39:07 UTC