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Octopus Form
Oracle Text
Target creature you control gets +1/+1 and gains hexproof until end of turn. Untap it. (It can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.)
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Octopus Form is a clean, efficient blue trick that rewards tempo decks and any strategy built around keeping one key creature alive and active. For just one mana, it gives a creature +1/+1, hexproof, and an untap, which means it can both save a threat from removal and effectively add an extra block, attack, or tap ability in the same turn. The Lesson subtype also hints at Avatar-style modular gameplay, so it fits especially well in decks that can repeatedly access Lessons or care about spell variety. A strong synergy is with creatures that tap for value or grow from repeated combat, since Octopus Form can let them attack safely, then untap to do it again or hold up defense. In Commander or limited, it plays like a flexible combat trick that doubles as protection, making it excellent in control-leaning blue shells that want to win through small advantages.
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Character Background
Octopus Form is a clean, efficient blue trick that rewards tempo decks and any strategy built around keeping one key creature alive and active. For just one mana, it gives a creature +1/+1, hexproof, and an untap, which means it can both save a threat from removal and effectively add an extra block, attack, or tap ability in the same turn. The Lesson subtype also hints at Avatar-style modular gameplay, so it fits especially well in decks that can repeatedly access Lessons or care about spell variety. A strong synergy is with creatures that tap for value or grow from repeated combat, since Octopus Form can let them attack safely, then untap to do it again or hold up defense. In Commander or limited, it plays like a flexible combat trick that doubles as protection, making it excellent in control-leaning blue shells that want to win through small advantages.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:40:44 UTC