Wort, the Raidmother

Wort, the Raidmother is your ticket to turning modest spells into card-advantage machines. Her conspire ability doubles up every instant and sorcery you cast, letting you tap two Goblins (or other red/green creatures) to copy the spell and pick new targets. This means a single Bolt becomes two Bolts, a Shrapnel Blast hits twice, and a Teysa Karlov-style effect can trigger repeatedly. You're building a token-focused midrange deck that generates early Goblins and creatures to fuel conspire, then leans into playable instants and sorceries that range from combat tricks to direct damage and card draw.

The gameplan unfolds naturally: turn three or four, you play Wort and make two tokens immediately. Then you start casting instants and sorceries with intent—Goblin Grenade, Faithless Looting, and Infuriate all become conspire targets. Early spells are cheap and efficient, letting you cast two or three per turn and copy each one. As the game progresses, you'll have a critical mass of creatures and a pile of instant-speed effects that either push through combat damage or burn opponents out. The deck wins through a combination of evasive Goblin tokens, amplified spell value, and direct damage that scales with each copy.

Keep the mana base snappy and your creature count lean but consistent. You're not trying to go wide with tokens alone—you're multiplying the impact of every spell you cast. Include lords like Teysa Karlov or Goblin Warchief to make your tokens and copies matter even more.

Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.