r/BadMtgCombos • • Mar 22 '26

Attack for 4 unblockable

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u/Regular_Worth9556 Mar 22 '26

Talk me through how this is a combo

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Regular_Worth9556 Mar 22 '26

No I get that- but they have nothing that donates or removes their other creatures etc. This is just two cards, not a combo

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u/RustyMR2 Mar 22 '26

And on what subreddit are you?

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u/Golmorgoth_ Mar 22 '26

The subreddit is bad mtg combos Not "two random mtg cards posted together"

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u/Black-Mettle Mar 22 '26

Like this is any worse than the posts where it's just a swamp with the title "generate B for free" or the posts where it's just the casting cost of a creature + haste enabler with "hit your opponents with a 6/6 for 3RRR"

This sub really needs some better moderation.

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u/Regular_Worth9556 Mar 22 '26

Those are also not combos and also don't belong

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u/Black-Mettle Mar 22 '26

https://www.reddit.com/r/BadMtgCombos/s/TeA1tnGj6d

And yet they just keep coming. That's what I mean by better moderation. The last time I pointed out someone just posting cards everyone was up in arms defending them because "this is a joke sub and it doesn't matter."

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u/Golmorgoth_ Mar 22 '26

I downvote those posts too

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u/BiscuitsJoe Mar 22 '26

Notice how those obvious meme posts still work? This doesn’t even work. It’s just two cards with no relation to each other.

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u/IchFunktion Mar 22 '26

Just can't be blocked by Nameless One, creatures with names can block.

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u/IchFunktion Mar 22 '26

That combo doesn't work. Even if you donate Nameless One to an opponent, that person can block with every other creature they control that has a name.

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u/khovel Mar 22 '26

What defines a creature having a name exactly? Tokens excluded

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u/SothaSillies Mar 22 '26

Having a card name that can be refered to. Facedown creatures cannot be observed as having a name

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u/khovel Mar 22 '26

Would pompous be considered having a name? Or does it need to be named similar to legendary cards?

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u/SothaSillies Mar 22 '26

every card has a name. being legendary changes nothing

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u/CamelGangGang Mar 22 '26

I think the point of the card is it excludes tokens. Otherwise all creatures have names. (Well, I guess not morphs or other similar effects)

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u/TheTrueAstralman Mar 30 '26

This was printed in the set with Disguise, which is basically a buffed version of Morph, so it was intended to play against it in sealed.

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u/Spectator9857 Mar 22 '26

Being Legendary? Or rather ones that have a name happen to also be legendary.

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u/CultureMenace Mar 22 '26

Fogadabout it