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Interjection
Oracle Text
Target creature gets +2/+2 and gains first strike until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Interjection is a deceptively simple white combat trick that fits best in aggressive and tempo-oriented decks, where a single mana can swing an exchange and preserve pressure. +2/+2 plus first strike lets your smallest attacker punch above its weight, often turning a trade into a clean kill or letting your creature survive combat and keep the initiative. Because it only costs {W}, it’s especially strong in decks that want to leave mana open and threaten interaction, such as White Weenie or Boros aggro builds. It also pairs well with creatures that already have evasion or combat advantages—putting it on a flier, lifelinker, or a creature with double strike-style effects can create a brutal damage burst. In Limited, it rewards careful attack steps and punishes overconfident blocks, while in Constructed it works best when your curve is low and every point of combat damage matters.
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Character Background
Interjection is a deceptively simple white combat trick that fits best in aggressive and tempo-oriented decks, where a single mana can swing an exchange and preserve pressure. +2/+2 plus first strike lets your smallest attacker punch above its weight, often turning a trade into a clean kill or letting your creature survive combat and keep the initiative. Because it only costs {W}, it’s especially strong in decks that want to leave mana open and threaten interaction, such as White Weenie or Boros aggro builds. It also pairs well with creatures that already have evasion or combat advantages—putting it on a flier, lifelinker, or a creature with double strike-style effects can create a brutal damage burst. In Limited, it rewards careful attack steps and punishes overconfident blocks, while in Constructed it works best when your curve is low and every point of combat damage matters.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 11:40:44 UTC