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Run Over
Oracle Text
This spell costs {1} less to cast if it targets a Mount or Vehicle you control.
Target creature you control deals damage equal to its power to target creature an opponent controls.
Card Details
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Character Background
Run Over is a clean, aggressive combat trick that fits best in tempo and aggro shells, especially in Aetherdrift decks built around Mounts and Vehicles. The discount on the spell makes it easy to turn a mounted attacker or a crewed threat into both pressure and removal, letting you keep attacking while clearing a blocker or key utility creature. Because the damage comes from your creature’s power, this card scales naturally with pump effects, anthem-style buffs, and combat tricks, so even a modest board can threaten a surprise kill. In practice, it rewards players who want to stay ahead on the board rather than trade resources evenly. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with creatures that naturally grow through counters, equipment, or temporary boosts, and prioritize evasive or trample-based attackers so your damage output stays relevant. Its flavor feels like a high-speed hit-and-run maneuver, a perfect expression of Aetherdrift’s racing chaos.
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Character Background
Run Over is a clean, aggressive combat trick that fits best in tempo and aggro shells, especially in Aetherdrift decks built around Mounts and Vehicles. The discount on the spell makes it easy to turn a mounted attacker or a crewed threat into both pressure and removal, letting you keep attacking while clearing a blocker or key utility creature. Because the damage comes from your creature’s power, this card scales naturally with pump effects, anthem-style buffs, and combat tricks, so even a modest board can threaten a surprise kill. In practice, it rewards players who want to stay ahead on the board rather than trade resources evenly. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with creatures that naturally grow through counters, equipment, or temporary boosts, and prioritize evasive or trample-based attackers so your damage output stays relevant. Its flavor feels like a high-speed hit-and-run maneuver, a perfect expression of Aetherdrift’s racing chaos.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:40:42 UTC