Exploring Hare Apparent: A Perfect Fit for Token and Tribal Decks

If you’re a fan of tribal or token-heavy decks, then we’re excited to introduce a card that might just become a staple in your build: Hare Apparent!

For just two mana, this 2/2 Rabbit Noble creature brings serious value to the table. When Hare Apparent enters the battlefield, it creates 1/1 Rabbit tokens equal to the number of other Hare Apparents you control. This ability scales with each copy, creating an explosive token army in no time. And here’s the best part: you can include as many copies of Hare Apparent in your deck as you want. This opens up countless opportunities for synergy in decks that thrive on tokens and creature numbers.

Which Commander Best Pairs with Hare Apparent?

With its ability to generate tokens and a high number of creatures on the battlefield, Hare Apparent can fit well with several commanders. Here’s a look at a few exciting options:

1. Finneas, Ace Archer

Finneas, Ace Archer is a fantastic pairing if you want to get even more value out of every Rabbit you control. This legendary Rabbit Archer has vigilance and reach, but more importantly, whenever Finneas attacks, he places a +1/+1 counter on each token and Rabbit you control. With enough Rabbits on the field, you can easily hit a power threshold of 10 or greater, drawing you a card each time Finneas attacks. The synergy with Hare Apparent here is clear, as it boosts the power and toughness of your Rabbit army over time, making it a great choice for a growing token swarm.

2. Delney, Streetwise Lookout

If you want to make the most of Hare Apparent’s entry and token-generating effects, Delney, Streetwise Lookout can double the power of each small creature’s triggered ability. Delney’s ability triggers an additional time for any creature with power 2 or less, doubling the impact of each activation. Plus, Delney’s unique evasion ability means your low-power Rabbits will be difficult for larger creatures to block, giving you easier access to opponents’ life totals and game-ending potential in combat.

3. Arabella, Abandoned Doll

For players who enjoy a bit of direct damage and life gain, Arabella, Abandoned Doll is a great partner for Hare Apparent. Whenever Arabella attacks, she deals damage and gains you life based on the number of creatures you control with power 2 or less. If you’ve built up an army of Rabbits, each attack can yield a substantial life swing and chip away at your opponents’ life totals, turning Hare Apparent’s tokens into a powerful offensive strategy.

Which Commander Will You Choose?

Hare Apparent is a versatile and exciting addition to token-heavy decks, and with these commanders, you can shape a strategy that suits your playstyle, whether that’s ramping up +1/+1 counters, doubling abilities, or gaining life and dealing damage based on your Rabbit army.

So, which commander do you think best pairs with Hare Apparent?

 

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