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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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Whenever another nontoken creature you control leaves the battlefield, put a +1/+1 counter on Tokka & Rahzar and create a Treasure token. This ability triggers only once each turn.
Tokka & Rahzar, Unsupervised fits best in a proactive value-aggro shell, where you want to pressure life totals early while turning your own creatures into resources. A 3/3 first striker for three mana already trades up in combat, and the payoff for a nontoken creature leaving the battlefield is excellent: each turn, it grows and refunds mana with a Treasure, letting you keep tempo while advancing board presence. That makes sacrifice, blink, and bounce effects especially appealing. Cards that sacrifice themselves or create disposable creatures are ideal, but the best partner is repeatable flicker or self-sacrifice outlets that let a single turn death trigger become meaningful without overcommitting. Because the trigger only happens once each turn, focus on sequencing rather than flooding the board with multiple deaths in one burst. In lore terms, the “unsupervised” title reads like chaotic momentum, and the card rewards exactly that: managed mayhem that snowballs into combat dominance.
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Tokka & Rahzar, Unsupervised fits best in a proactive value-aggro shell, where you want to pressure life totals early while turning your own creatures into resources. A 3/3 first striker for three mana already trades up in combat, and the payoff for a nontoken creature leaving the battlefield is excellent: each turn, it grows and refunds mana with a Treasure, letting you keep tempo while advancing board presence. That makes sacrifice, blink, and bounce effects especially appealing. Cards that sacrifice themselves or create disposable creatures are ideal, but the best partner is repeatable flicker or self-sacrifice outlets that let a single turn death trigger become meaningful without overcommitting. Because the trigger only happens once each turn, focus on sequencing rather than flooding the board with multiple deaths in one burst. In lore terms, the “unsupervised” title reads like chaotic momentum, and the card rewards exactly that: managed mayhem that snowballs into combat dominance.
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