Squee, Goblin Nabob

Squee is your tireless little goblin that keeps coming back, making him perfect for a recursion-focused deck. Since he's constantly shuttling between your hand and graveyard, you want to abuse that loop with cards that trigger on creatures entering the battlefield, leaving the graveyard, or dying. Think of him as a free resource generator—every turn he's available again, so you're really leaning into sacrifice outlets and cards that reward you for repeatedly casting or cycling creatures. The deck wins by chaining together value: sacrifice Squee for mana or card draw, let him come back at upkeep, repeat. Add some payoff cards that turn this engine into actual damage or resources, and you've got a grinding, recursive strategy that's surprisingly hard to stop.

Your core game plan revolves around sacrifice synergies and graveyard play. Cards like Goblin Bombardment or Viscera Seer turn Squee into repeatable triggers, while creatures like Zulaport Cutthroat or Blood Artist drain opponents or pump your board. You can also lean into aristocrats that care about creatures dying, or use cards that let you repeatedly cast Squee as a pseudo-ramp engine. The deck doesn't win through one explosive turn—it wins through incremental value and attrition, slowly converting Squee's recursion into board presence, card advantage, or direct damage.

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