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Brazen Collector
Oracle Text
First strike
Whenever this creature attacks, add {R}. Until end of turn, you don't lose this mana as steps and phases end.
Card Details
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Character Background
Brazen Collector fits neatly into an aggressive red game plan, especially in Bloomburrow where its sly raccoon flavor matches a creature that grabs what it can and turns momentum into profit. A 2/1 for two with first strike makes combat awkward for blockers, letting it pressure early while surviving trades that would normally punish small attackers. Its real strength is the attack trigger: every swing adds {R} that persists through steps and phases, effectively refunding part of your turn and opening up postcombat plays. That mana is excellent for curving into a second spell, activating an ability, or representing trick-like interaction after attackers are declared. It pairs well with haste creatures, cheap burn, and any deck that wants to double-spell in a tempo-aggro shell. If you can give it evasion or force favorable attacks, it becomes a steady source of mana advantage rather than just a rate creature.
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Character Background
Brazen Collector fits neatly into an aggressive red game plan, especially in Bloomburrow where its sly raccoon flavor matches a creature that grabs what it can and turns momentum into profit. A 2/1 for two with first strike makes combat awkward for blockers, letting it pressure early while surviving trades that would normally punish small attackers. Its real strength is the attack trigger: every swing adds {R} that persists through steps and phases, effectively refunding part of your turn and opening up postcombat plays. That mana is excellent for curving into a second spell, activating an ability, or representing trick-like interaction after attackers are declared. It pairs well with haste creatures, cheap burn, and any deck that wants to double-spell in a tempo-aggro shell. If you can give it evasion or force favorable attacks, it becomes a steady source of mana advantage rather than just a rate creature.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:45 UTC