Sassy Gremlin BloodHow it works & interactions with other cards

Understanding Sticker Types

This sheet contains three distinct types of stickers: ability stickers, a P/T (Power and Toughness) sticker, and another P/T sticker. Each sticker requires a specific amount of tickets (TK) to be paid before it can be placed. Ability stickers add new text to a creature, while P/T stickers overwrite the creature's base power and toughness. Remember that stickers can only be placed on non-land permanents you own, and only when a spell or ability specifically instructs you to 'sticker' a permanent.

Sticking to the Rules

When you are instructed to place a sticker, you choose one from your available sheets and pay the ticket cost. For Sassy Gremlin Blood, paying {TK}{TK} grants an attack-based Treasure generation ability, while {TK}{TK}{TK}{TK}{TK} provides a repeatable activated ability to grant flying. The P/T stickers cost {TK}{TK} for a 3/2 or {TK}{TK}{TK}{TK}{TK}{TK} for a massive 10/10. These stickers stay on the card as it moves to any zone except for hidden zones like the hand or library.

Common Pitfalls

A common mistake is assuming P/T stickers stack; in reality, if you apply a new P/T sticker, it simply replaces the previous base power and toughness set by a prior sticker. Additionally, because stickers are not abilities of the card itself but modifications to the object, they cannot be 'dispelled' like Auras, though the creature remains vulnerable to standard removal spells.

When to Use Sassy Gremlin Blood

This sheet is most effective in decks that can generate tickets early. The Treasure-generating sticker is an excellent early-game investment to accelerate your mana. Later in the game, the 10/10 P/T sticker can transform a utility creature into a game-ending threat, especially if you have excess mana to activate the flying ability granted by the other sticker on the sheet.

Interaction examples

Funding the Gremlin

Sol RingCommand Tower

If you use a ticket-generating effect to place the {TK}{TK} ability sticker on a creature, that creature now creates a Treasure token whenever it attacks. You can then tap the Treasure alongside your Command Tower and Sol Ring to generate the three mana required to activate the flying ability granted by the {TK}{TK}{TK}{TK}{TK} sticker, ensuring your attacker evades blockers.

Massive Stats

Sol Ring

After placing the {TK}{TK}{TK}{TK}{TK}{TK} sticker on a creature, its base power and toughness become 10/10. Even if the original creature was a small 1/1, it is now a massive threat. You can use the colorless mana from Sol Ring to help pay for the activated ability costs of other stickers you may have placed on that same creature.