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Group Project
Oracle Text
Create a 2/2 red and white Spirit creature token.
Flashback—Tap three untapped creatures you control. (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)
Card Details
Character Background
Group Project is a classic Strixhaven-style value spell, rewarding you for turning a board of small creatures into a repeatable threat. For just two mana, it makes a 2/2 red and white Spirit, which is already solid for tempo and token-based aggro decks, especially when you want to keep pressure on while building your board. The flashback cost is the real draw: tapping three untapped creatures you control means this card plays best in go-wide decks that expect to have spare bodies after attacks or with tokens that are happy to sit back and “help” again. It pairs especially well with anthem effects, sacrifice payoffs, and cards that generate multiple creatures from one spell, since those creatures can fuel the flashback later. In practice, it gives aggressive white decks staying power and midrange token shells a reliable way to convert board presence into more board presence.
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Character Background
Group Project is a classic Strixhaven-style value spell, rewarding you for turning a board of small creatures into a repeatable threat. For just two mana, it makes a 2/2 red and white Spirit, which is already solid for tempo and token-based aggro decks, especially when you want to keep pressure on while building your board. The flashback cost is the real draw: tapping three untapped creatures you control means this card plays best in go-wide decks that expect to have spare bodies after attacks or with tokens that are happy to sit back and “help” again. It pairs especially well with anthem effects, sacrifice payoffs, and cards that generate multiple creatures from one spell, since those creatures can fuel the flashback later. In practice, it gives aggressive white decks staying power and midrange token shells a reliable way to convert board presence into more board presence.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 12:10:43 UTC
