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Legendary Creature — Human Warrior
When Urdnan enters, put a +1/+1 counter on target creature. Whenever you attack, target attacking creature with a +1/+1 counter on it gains first strike until end of turn. If that creature has two or more +1/+1 counters on it, it gains double strike until end of turn instead.
“Load creatures with counters, turn them into lethal with repeatable first/double strike.”
Urdnan is a compact engine that turns +1/+1 counters into combat tricks. Your gameplan is straightforward: load up creatures with counters, then swing out and convert those counters into first strike or double strike triggers. This lets smaller creatures punch way above their weight and close out games faster than opponents expect. The deck wants cheap, efficient creatures that either generate counters themselves or benefit from evasion and keywords.
You're building a focused aggro-midrange shell that leverages Urdnan's repeatable trigger every turn. Think of him as a combat lord that rewards you for playing a counter-heavy strategy. Pair him with cards that naturally accumulate +1/+1 counters—like Ozolith strategies, persist creatures, or proliferate effects—and watch your team become lethal threats. The deck doesn't need to go wide; a few well-pumped creatures with Urdnan's first/double strike support will close the game quickly.
Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
Skip expensive planeswalkers; instead use budget pump spells like Hardened Scales and Gavony Township as your counter engines, and fill the rest with $1–2 efficient creatures.
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