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Makeshift Battalion
Oracle Text
Battalion — Whenever this creature and at least two other creatures attack, put a +1/+1 counter on this creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Makeshift Battalion is a clean little push for white aggressive decks, especially any plan that wants to flood the board and turn sideways every combat. At 3/2 for {2}{W}, it already threatens respectable damage, and battalion rewards you for doing what Soldier decks want anyway: attacking with a squad, not a lone hero. Once it attacks alongside at least two other creatures, it grows permanently, so even a humble common can snowball into a real clock. In Ravnica’s military-flavored streets, the card reads like a rank-and-file fighter who gets stronger when the formation holds, which matches its gameplay perfectly. Best in aggro or go-wide tempo shells, it pairs well with cheap token makers, evasive one-drops, and combat tricks that help ensure three attackers connect safely. In deckbuilding, prioritize low curve creatures and effects that widen the board early, because this card is at its best when it comes down on turn three and immediately joins a coordinated assault.
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Character Background
Makeshift Battalion is a clean little push for white aggressive decks, especially any plan that wants to flood the board and turn sideways every combat. At 3/2 for {2}{W}, it already threatens respectable damage, and battalion rewards you for doing what Soldier decks want anyway: attacking with a squad, not a lone hero. Once it attacks alongside at least two other creatures, it grows permanently, so even a humble common can snowball into a real clock. In Ravnica’s military-flavored streets, the card reads like a rank-and-file fighter who gets stronger when the formation holds, which matches its gameplay perfectly. Best in aggro or go-wide tempo shells, it pairs well with cheap token makers, evasive one-drops, and combat tricks that help ensure three attackers connect safely. In deckbuilding, prioritize low curve creatures and effects that widen the board early, because this card is at its best when it comes down on turn three and immediately joins a coordinated assault.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:10:42 UTC