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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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This spell costs {1} less to cast for each opponent you attacked this turn.
Goad all creatures your opponents control. (Until your next turn, those creatures attack each combat if able and attack a player other than you if able.)
Fast Forward is a red sorcery that rewards the kind of aggressive table politics Magic loves when it gets messy: attack early, then turn the whole board against itself. In a go-wide or tempo shell, especially one built to nick multiple opponents with small evasive creatures or token swarms, its cost reduction can make the spell surprisingly efficient, and in multiplayer it often drops for just a few mana. The goad effect is excellent for both self-preservation and damage amplification, since it forces opposing armies to swing elsewhere, opening shields for your next turn and often prompting unfavorable blocks. It fits best in aggro and combat-control decks, but can also support value-oriented red builds that want the table destabilized while they keep pressure up. A strong synergy is pairing it with effects that encourage attacking multiple players, such as extra combat steps or evasive creatures, so you reliably reduce its cost and maximize the chaos it creates.
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Fast Forward is a red sorcery that rewards the kind of aggressive table politics Magic loves when it gets messy: attack early, then turn the whole board against itself. In a go-wide or tempo shell, especially one built to nick multiple opponents with small evasive creatures or token swarms, its cost reduction can make the spell surprisingly efficient, and in multiplayer it often drops for just a few mana. The goad effect is excellent for both self-preservation and damage amplification, since it forces opposing armies to swing elsewhere, opening shields for your next turn and often prompting unfavorable blocks. It fits best in aggro and combat-control decks, but can also support value-oriented red builds that want the table destabilized while they keep pressure up. A strong synergy is pairing it with effects that encourage attacking multiple players, such as extra combat steps or evasive creatures, so you reliably reduce its cost and maximize the chaos it creates.
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