Make a Stand

A board-wipe insurance policy that doubles as a combat trick, sold at instant speed. White's "team gains indestructible" effect has been printed in several shapes, but tying the protection to a +1/+0 pump tells you what this one is built to do: not merely survive a sweeper, but win a combat step that would otherwise trade poorly. Cast in response to a Wrath of God, your creatures live while the opponent's board still crumbles; cast mid-combat, your attackers absorb blocks and lethal-damage removal while shoving one extra point through on each swing. The catch is that indestructible answers destruction and lethal combat damage but does nothing against exile, bounce, or sacrifice, so the window it defends is specific rather than universal. Holding it up is the real cost of that flexibility: representing the trick means not developing, and the more committed your board, the more catastrophic it is to walk into the one removal type it cannot stop. Both the pump and the protection expire at end of turn, so this is never an end-step play; its value is locked to the moment a sweeper resolves or blockers are declared, and it does nothing for a creature already dead when it resolves. Built for the go-wide white aggro deck that wants its mass-removal hedge and its combat edge folded into a single reactive line.