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Goblin Settler
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, destroy target land.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Goblin Settler is a brutally simple piece of land destruction wrapped in classic Goblin spite, and it fits best in a disruptive midrange or tempo shell that wants to keep the opponent off balance long enough for small threats to finish the job. At four mana for a 1/1, it is never efficient on board, so its real value is the enter-the-battlefield trigger: removing a key land can stunt development, break up color fixing, or strand a greedy keep. It is especially nasty when blinked or reanimated, since each reuse turns into another Stone Rain attached to a body. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sacrifice outlets, recursion, or flicker effects, and consider pairing it with mana denial pieces that punish the opponent after the first land falls. In Limited, it can steal games by cutting someone off a splash or a crucial fourth land, but in Constructed it rewards decks built to exploit tempo more than raw stats.
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Character Background
Goblin Settler is a brutally simple piece of land destruction wrapped in classic Goblin spite, and it fits best in a disruptive midrange or tempo shell that wants to keep the opponent off balance long enough for small threats to finish the job. At four mana for a 1/1, it is never efficient on board, so its real value is the enter-the-battlefield trigger: removing a key land can stunt development, break up color fixing, or strand a greedy keep. It is especially nasty when blinked or reanimated, since each reuse turns into another Stone Rain attached to a body. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sacrifice outlets, recursion, or flicker effects, and consider pairing it with mana denial pieces that punish the opponent after the first land falls. In Limited, it can steal games by cutting someone off a splash or a crucial fourth land, but in Constructed it rewards decks built to exploit tempo more than raw stats.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:43 UTC