| Name | Party Crasher  |
|---|---|
| Type | Creature — goblin berserker |
| Description | Haste You can attack with Party Crasher once each combat during each opponent's turn. |
| Flavor | No rest. No mercy. No reservations. |
| Artist | Mike Burns |
| Set | Unstable #92 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Party Crasher, Creature — goblin berserker, designed by Mike Burns first released in Dec, 2017 in the set Unstable.
Party Crasher can be a valuable addition to an aggressive red deck focused on quick and continuous attacks, benefiting from its ability to attack during each opponent's turn. However, in a competitive Magic: the Gathering environment, there are potentially better options such as Goblin Guide or Monastery Swiftspear that offer more consistent damage output. While Party Crasher's unique ability can be disruptive, its high mana cost and situational effectiveness may limit its playability in optimized decks.
01/19/18
During each combat, there’s a time when attackers are declared. Normally, only the active player declares attackers, but Party Crasher doesn’t play by those rules. During the declare attackers step of your opponent’s combat phase, after they’re done declaring their attackers, you may choose to declare Party Crasher as an attacker. After you declare blockers, the defending player can declare blockers for Party Crasher. All combat damage is dealt simultaneously, unless a strike ability (first, double, last, and/or triple) is involved.
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