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Bender's Waterskin
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Flying
Waterbend {4}: Draw a card, then discard a card. (While paying a waterbend cost, you can tap your artifacts and creatures to help. Each one pays for {1}.)
Geyser Leaper fits neatly into a blue tempo or value-oriented air strategy, where a sturdy flying body helps pressure life totals while staying back on defense when needed. A 4/3 flyer for five mana is already a respectable evasive threat, and the Waterbend ability gives it a useful late-game mode: turning excess lands or utility creatures into fresh cards, then smoothing away dead draws. Because Waterbend can be paid with tapped creatures and artifacts, it works especially well in decks that flood the board with cheap bodies, token makers, or artifact creatures, letting you “cash in” small permanents without losing tempo. In an Avatar-flavored build, it feels like a nimble bender riding the momentum of a geyser—hard to pin down and always reshaping the flow of the game. Pair it with cheap card selection or graveyard recursion to turn the discard into an upside rather than a cost.
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Geyser Leaper fits neatly into a blue tempo or value-oriented air strategy, where a sturdy flying body helps pressure life totals while staying back on defense when needed. A 4/3 flyer for five mana is already a respectable evasive threat, and the Waterbend ability gives it a useful late-game mode: turning excess lands or utility creatures into fresh cards, then smoothing away dead draws. Because Waterbend can be paid with tapped creatures and artifacts, it works especially well in decks that flood the board with cheap bodies, token makers, or artifact creatures, letting you “cash in” small permanents without losing tempo. In an Avatar-flavored build, it feels like a nimble bender riding the momentum of a geyser—hard to pin down and always reshaping the flow of the game. Pair it with cheap card selection or graveyard recursion to turn the discard into an upside rather than a cost.
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