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Bender's Waterskin
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Whenever another Ally you control enters, earthbend 1. (Target land you control becomes a 0/0 creature with haste that's still a land. Put a +1/+1 counter on it. When it dies or is exiled, return it to the battlefield tapped.)
Haru, Hidden Talent evokes a humble Ally whose earthbending literally animates your lands — in gameplay this card pushes a tempo/value Ally strategy. For 1G you get a 1/1 and a recurring engine: whenever another Ally enters you can turn a land into a 0/0 creature with haste, immediately put a +1/+1 counter on it and give it a built‑in return clause when it dies. That structure rewards low‑cost Ally swarms, token generators and flicker effects to multiply triggers; it pairs extremely well with Gaea’s Cradle or other creature‑count payoffs because your lands can both produce mana and become creatures. Deckbuilding tip: lean into cheap 1–2‑drop Allies, include repeatable ETB producers and a sacrifice outlet or untap effects to convert sacrificial value into repeated land‑creature threats. In practice Haru supports an aggressive tempo/value plan—accelerating board presence while producing resilient, hard‑to‑answer threats that grow with each Ally you cast.
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Haru, Hidden Talent evokes a humble Ally whose earthbending literally animates your lands — in gameplay this card pushes a tempo/value Ally strategy. For 1G you get a 1/1 and a recurring engine: whenever another Ally enters you can turn a land into a 0/0 creature with haste, immediately put a +1/+1 counter on it and give it a built‑in return clause when it dies. That structure rewards low‑cost Ally swarms, token generators and flicker effects to multiply triggers; it pairs extremely well with Gaea’s Cradle or other creature‑count payoffs because your lands can both produce mana and become creatures. Deckbuilding tip: lean into cheap 1–2‑drop Allies, include repeatable ETB producers and a sacrifice outlet or untap effects to convert sacrificial value into repeated land‑creature threats. In practice Haru supports an aggressive tempo/value plan—accelerating board presence while producing resilient, hard‑to‑answer threats that grow with each Ally you cast.
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