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Rambunctious Mutt
Creature — Dog
When Rambunctious Mutt enters the battlefield, destroy target artifact or enchantment an opponent controls.
king-saproling on
Wholesome Doggo's
4 years ago
This is a really neat gift. Sorry to hear about your brother's pups.
You might like these: Hyena Umbra , Jackal Familiar , Isamaru, Hound of Konda , Pack Mastiff , Rambunctious Mutt , Two-Headed Cerberus .
There's also some interesting synergy among Blood Hound , Lava Hounds , and Jackal Pup . Building around those would probably be a whole different deck though haha.
SquirrelPenguin on Help with sleeves?
4 years ago
Ok, so I have a Rambunctious Mutt at home, and sometimes his dachshund hairs get into my card sleeves, so I have to pull them out, but sometimes they get lodged in places where my fingers can't reach. Any suggestions?
EDIT: The dog doesn't get to the cards, the dog sheds hair everywhere and we have nowhere to play without the hair. We have tried vaccuming.
DemonDragonJ on None
4 years ago
Feline sovereign is great, but I think that it should have been white, and not green, although the flavor text is great.
dbpunk, that is how to portray a domesticated animal in a game about conflict: by being deliberately malicious, not oblivious, as in the nausea-inducing Rambunctious Mutt.
