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Bender's Waterskin
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Trample (This creature can deal excess combat damage to the player it's attacking.)
Whenever this creature attacks, another target creature you control gets +2/+2 and gains trample until end of turn.
Eel-Hounds fits neatly into an aggressive green strategy that wants to keep pressure on while turning every attack into a mini-pump spell. A 4/2 trampler for four mana already threatens to push damage through blockers, and its attack trigger makes combat math awkward by granting another creature +2/+2 and trample until end of turn. That means it rewards going wide with efficient bodies, then swinging with one creature while supercharging another, or vice versa. In deckbuilding, pair it with creatures that have evasion or on-hit abilities so the bonus power matters even more, and with token makers to ensure you always have a good attack target. It also works well with effects that untap or grant extra combat steps, since repeated attacks can snowball quickly. The name and creature type suggest a wild, predatory pack, and the card plays like that: fast, coordinated, and relentless, best in tempo-aggro shells that want to keep the initiative.
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Eel-Hounds fits neatly into an aggressive green strategy that wants to keep pressure on while turning every attack into a mini-pump spell. A 4/2 trampler for four mana already threatens to push damage through blockers, and its attack trigger makes combat math awkward by granting another creature +2/+2 and trample until end of turn. That means it rewards going wide with efficient bodies, then swinging with one creature while supercharging another, or vice versa. In deckbuilding, pair it with creatures that have evasion or on-hit abilities so the bonus power matters even more, and with token makers to ensure you always have a good attack target. It also works well with effects that untap or grant extra combat steps, since repeated attacks can snowball quickly. The name and creature type suggest a wild, predatory pack, and the card plays like that: fast, coordinated, and relentless, best in tempo-aggro shells that want to keep the initiative.
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