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Staggershock
Oracle Text
Staggershock deals 2 damage to any target.
Rebound (If you cast this spell from your hand, exile it as it resolves. At the beginning of your next upkeep, you may cast this card from exile without paying its mana cost.)
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Character Background
Staggershock is a cleanly aggressive little burn spell that best serves tempo and midrange-red game plans, with a strong side of value because rebound effectively turns one card into two separate damage events. At three mana, it can pick off a key creature, finish an opponent’s early blocker, or simply start pressuring life totals while you keep developing the board. The rebound clause is where it really shines: even if the first hit only trades with a small threat, the free copy on your next upkeep can threaten planeswalkers, clear another creature, or close out a game before the opponent stabilizes. It pairs especially well with spells-matter shells, prowess-style pressure, and decks that want repeated noncreature triggers; in Commander, copying it or recurring it from exile amplifies the efficiency. Because it hits any target, it remains flexible enough to answer creatures while still preserving reach, which is exactly what red decks want.
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Character Background
Staggershock is a cleanly aggressive little burn spell that best serves tempo and midrange-red game plans, with a strong side of value because rebound effectively turns one card into two separate damage events. At three mana, it can pick off a key creature, finish an opponent’s early blocker, or simply start pressuring life totals while you keep developing the board. The rebound clause is where it really shines: even if the first hit only trades with a small threat, the free copy on your next upkeep can threaten planeswalkers, clear another creature, or close out a game before the opponent stabilizes. It pairs especially well with spells-matter shells, prowess-style pressure, and decks that want repeated noncreature triggers; in Commander, copying it or recurring it from exile amplifies the efficiency. Because it hits any target, it remains flexible enough to answer creatures while still preserving reach, which is exactly what red decks want.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 06:40:43 UTC