Stadium Headliner

Two abilities that pull in opposite directions, and the tension between them is what makes this Goblin more than a one-drop token maker. Mobilize only pays out on attack: every swing spawns a tapped-and-attacking Warrior that widens the board a step, then evaporates before your next combat. So the accumulation is fragile by design, a fresh body each swing rather than a standing army. The sacrifice ability is the escape hatch: it cashes your entire creature count into a single burst aimed at whatever the board cannot otherwise handle, and because it scales off everything you control rather than off the Goblin itself, the shot grows with every attacker you have out. The cost is the honest limit. Firing it costs two mana plus the Goblin, so you spend the engine to trigger the payoff; worse, the token Warriors that pushed the count high enough to matter are the same ones flagged to disappear at the next end step, so the window to convert width into reach is narrow and self-consuming. The card rewards an aggressive red deck that has been allowed to attack unchecked, then turns the overflow into targeted removal the moment the ground stalls. It is an aggression card first: the burst only exists if you have already committed to swinging, and the payoff shrinks the instant you stop.