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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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If a player drawing a card causes a triggered ability of a permanent you control to trigger, that ability triggers an additional time.
Whenever a player draws their second card each turn, put a +1/+1 counter on Krang.
Krang, the All-Powerful is a value-oriented control or combo engine that quietly turns every draw-based payoff you control into a much bigger threat. In a deck built around cantrips, looting, extra-draw spells, or permanents with “whenever you draw” triggers, Krang doubles the payoff from cards like those and rapidly grows from his own +1/+1 counter trigger when anyone draws a second card each turn. That makes him especially nasty in blue shells that can play at instant speed, protect the board, and keep cards flowing while padding his own stats. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair him with repeatable draw engines and permanents that trigger on draws rather than spells, since Krang only cares about triggered abilities of permanents you control. He fits best in a tempo-control plan that wins through incremental advantage, then closes with a suddenly enlarged artifact creature backed by layered draw synergies.
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Krang, the All-Powerful is a value-oriented control or combo engine that quietly turns every draw-based payoff you control into a much bigger threat. In a deck built around cantrips, looting, extra-draw spells, or permanents with “whenever you draw” triggers, Krang doubles the payoff from cards like those and rapidly grows from his own +1/+1 counter trigger when anyone draws a second card each turn. That makes him especially nasty in blue shells that can play at instant speed, protect the board, and keep cards flowing while padding his own stats. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair him with repeatable draw engines and permanents that trigger on draws rather than spells, since Krang only cares about triggered abilities of permanents you control. He fits best in a tempo-control plan that wins through incremental advantage, then closes with a suddenly enlarged artifact creature backed by layered draw synergies.
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