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Ingris Stingerquill is too good to be a token deck. | Reality Fracture | Magic: The Gathering

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Ingris Stingerquill is too good to be a token deck. | Reality Fracture | Magic: The Gathering

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20 570 просмотров · 3 нед. назад
Ingress Stingerquill is a flying 4/1 Sphinx that turns every creature you control into a damage engine. Whenever a creature you control attacks, it deals 1 damage to each opponent. You can also pay {4} to create two 2/2 Cadet tokens and give your team haste. In this video we break down why Ingress Stingerquill is stronger than a traditional token aggro deck. We explore high-impact attack triggers (discard effects, infect, poison, wither, and land denial), and discuss both the classic go-wide token strategy and more interesting non-token builds. Featured cards and ideas include: • Stigma Lasher (no life gain for the rest of the game) • Mana Skimmer, Abyssal Specter, Hypnotic Specter and other discard attackers • Infect creatures • Goblin Lackey, Death Tyrant, Shared Animosity • Blitz creatures, Rakdos, Lord of Riots, and value attackers Whether you want pure chaos, heavy disruption, or a more refined Rakdos aggro shell, Ingress Stingerquill has serious potential as both a commander and a strong 99 include. Drop your favorite Ingress cards or deck ideas in the comments! #IngressStingerquill #MTGCommander #RakdosCommander #MagicTheGathering #CommanderDeckTech #MTG #EDH #mtg #edh #commander #budget ===== Main Channel:    / spacecoconut   Twitch:   / spacec0c0nut   Twitter:   / spacec0c0nut   TikTok:   / spacecoconutyt   Ending Theme by Jon Rob:    / @jonrob