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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
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Double Jump // Flying Kick is a cleanly split-card expression of momentum, with the blue half suggesting evasive repositioning and the red half leaning into direct, aggressive follow-through. In gameplay terms, this kind of card most naturally supports a tempo deck: the first mode helps you preserve mana efficiency, interact at instant speed, or keep a threat safe while staying ahead on board, while the second mode rewards a creature-centric plan that wants to convert an opening into immediate damage. It looks especially appealing in decks with cheap evasive creatures, prowess-style payoffs, or combat tricks that care about attacking twice in a turn cycle. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with creatures that already have strong on-hit value or evasion, since any extra damage window makes the spell feel like both protection and reach. In a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles frame, it fits the agile, acrobatic ninja fantasy perfectly.
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Double Jump // Flying Kick is a cleanly split-card expression of momentum, with the blue half suggesting evasive repositioning and the red half leaning into direct, aggressive follow-through. In gameplay terms, this kind of card most naturally supports a tempo deck: the first mode helps you preserve mana efficiency, interact at instant speed, or keep a threat safe while staying ahead on board, while the second mode rewards a creature-centric plan that wants to convert an opening into immediate damage. It looks especially appealing in decks with cheap evasive creatures, prowess-style payoffs, or combat tricks that care about attacking twice in a turn cycle. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with creatures that already have strong on-hit value or evasion, since any extra damage window makes the spell feel like both protection and reach. In a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles frame, it fits the agile, acrobatic ninja fantasy perfectly.
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