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Charging Hooligan
Oracle Text
Whenever this creature attacks, it gets +1/+0 until end of turn for each attacking creature. If a Rat is attacking, this creature gains trample until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Charging Hooligan fits neatly into an aggressive or go-wide red strategy, where it turns every extra attacker into direct damage. In Wilds of Eldraine, the “hooligan” feel is exactly right: a rough-and-ready peasant who gets meaner the moment the mob starts moving. On its own, a 3/3 for four mana is modest, but attacking alongside even one or two other creatures quickly pushes it into a serious combat threat, and if a Rat is in the assault it can punch through blockers with trample. That makes it especially appealing in decks that flood the board with cheap creatures, token makers, or Rat-heavy synergies, since it rewards committing multiple bodies to combat. Pair it with ways to ensure safe attacks—like pump spells, combat tricks, or menace support—so the scaling bonus turns into real pressure. It’s not a control card; it wants to end games fast.
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Character Background
Charging Hooligan fits neatly into an aggressive or go-wide red strategy, where it turns every extra attacker into direct damage. In Wilds of Eldraine, the “hooligan” feel is exactly right: a rough-and-ready peasant who gets meaner the moment the mob starts moving. On its own, a 3/3 for four mana is modest, but attacking alongside even one or two other creatures quickly pushes it into a serious combat threat, and if a Rat is in the assault it can punch through blockers with trample. That makes it especially appealing in decks that flood the board with cheap creatures, token makers, or Rat-heavy synergies, since it rewards committing multiple bodies to combat. Pair it with ways to ensure safe attacks—like pump spells, combat tricks, or menace support—so the scaling bonus turns into real pressure. It’s not a control card; it wants to end games fast.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 09:10:43 UTC