Of all the class enchantments from Forgotten Realms, Barbarian Class is one of the cheapest and least playable. It’s nice to give all your creatures haste, but the forced attack every turn could put you in a situation you’d rather avoid. Of all the goblins that enable haste, Hellraiser Goblin is lowest in value. It probably won’t make it into too many decks with the mana cost of three and without upside. The value comes from enabling haste for all your creatures instead of just one. Tuktuk Rubblefort is a small defender that probably won’t help your board presence much. The static ability at the bottom of the card now gives anything that enters your graveyard haste. It opens all graveyards to act as a second battlefront. I still want to talk about it because I think it’s entertaining. Over My Dead Bodies isn’t legal in any format and is just for fun. Kenrith gives the massive advantage of activating abilities of all colors and effects depending on your need, including paying one red mana to give all creatures trample and haste. It’s currently legal in the Modern and eternal formats and should be added to lots of competitive decks. Kenrith, the Returned King has been a bomb card in every format it’s been legal in. Spells that give haste with another effect like blitz, and activated abilities like Goblin Motivator, Act of Treason, or Whip of Erebos are all valuable, but they’ll wait for another time. Other haste enabling cards that give the ability to all your creatures or all of a specific creature type are today’s focus. The haste mechanic gives these abilities value for a single-turn assault. There are red sorceries that take an opponent’s creatures and give them haste until end of turn. Many resurrector cards bring a creature back from the graveyard and give it haste. Haste can be granted to a creature in a lot of different ways. Kenrith, the Returned King | Illustration by Kieran Yanner
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