| Name | Eager Beaver  |
|---|---|
| Type | Host creature — beaver |
| Description | When this creature enters the battlefield, you may untap target permanent. |
| Artist | Andrea Radeck |
| Set | Unstable #107 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Eager Beaver, Host creature — beaver, designed by Andrea Radeck first released in Dec, 2017 in the set Unstable.
Eager Beaver would fit well in a ramp or midrange deck that focuses on generating additional mana or utilizing powerful permanents quickly, as its ability to untap a target permanent can help accelerate your game plan, especially with lands or mana-producing creatures. While there are other cards that offer similar utility, such as Seedborn Muse, which untaps all your permanents during each other player's untap step, Eager Beaver's lower cost makes it more accessible in budget builds. Overall, it can be a fun and strategic addition to certain decks, particularly in formats where untapping key permanents can create significant advantages, though it may not be a staple in competitive play.
01/19/18
Host creatures each have an ability that triggers when it enters the battlefield. It functions like any other creature.
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