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In Magic: The Gathering, "unblockable" (modernly templated as "can't be blocked") is one of the most powerful forms of evasion. While flyers can be stopped by other flyers or creatures with reach, unblockable creatures bypass all defenders to deliver damage directly. Strategies generally split into "going wide" with many small threats or "going tall" with one massive, unstoppable attacker. Inherently Unblockable Creatures

• Rancor: (1 Mana) This card is legendary. It gives the creature +2/+0 and Trample. While it doesn't explicitly say "can't be blocked," Trample is often better than unblockable on a huge creature. If they block with a 1/1, you still hit them for the rest. Plus, if the creature dies, Rancor returns to your hand.
• Tangleroot: (3 Mana Artifact) A bit niche, but if you are playing a deck that casts a lot of creatures, this gives all your creatures Trample. Great for "Go Wide" strategies.
• Ram Through: (2 Mana Instant) This isn't a permanent unblockable effect, but it acts as a finisher. Your creature deals damage equal to its power to a target creature (clearing a blocker) and then deals excess damage to the player. Essentially "unblockable" damage for that turn.

• Yuriko, the Tiger’s Shadow – She rewards high mana value flips. Unblockable ninjas let you flip big spells like Shadow of Mortality.
• Edric, Spymaster of Trest – Every unblockable 1/1 draws a card. Suddenly you’re playing a swarm + extra turns deck.
• Satoru Umezawa – Unblockable 1/1? Turn it into Blightsteel Colossus for four mana. Yes, that’s legal.

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