What does GF mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Gruul Friend (GF) is a slang term used in the Magic: The Gathering community to describe a creature card with high power and toughness that is typically played in Gruul decks. Gruul is a color combination in Magic that emphasizes green and red mana, and GF creatures are often large and aggressive, with abilities that synergize with other Gruul cards.

A good GF creature typically has a high power and toughness, making it a formidable threat on the battlefield. They often have abilities that synergize with other Gruul cards, such as trample, haste, or abilities that give bonuses to other Gruul creatures. Additionally, GFs are often relatively inexpensive to cast, allowing players to deploy them quickly and efficiently.

Some popular examples of GF creatures include:

• [[Gruul Spellbreaker]]
• [[Domri's Ambusher]]
• [[Burning-Tree Emissary]]
• [[Ruric Thar, the Unbowed]]
• [[Stormbreath Dragon]] These creatures are all powerful and aggressive, and they can help Gruul decks overwhelm opponents with a relentless onslaught of damage.

To use GFs effectively in your Gruul deck, you'll want to focus on building a deck that can ramp up your mana quickly, allowing you to cast your GFs early in the game. You'll also want to include cards that can protect your GFs from removal spells and other threats, such as [[Lightning Greaves]] or [[Boros Charm]]. Additionally, you can include cards that give your GFs additional bonuses, such as [[Might of the Masses]] or [[Overrun]].

If you're playing against a Gruul deck that uses GFs, you'll want to focus on removing their creatures quickly and efficiently. Cards like [[Lightning Bolt]] or [[Swords to Plowshares]] can be effective at taking out GFs, and you can also use cards that prevent them from attacking, such as [[Fog]] or [[Ghostly Prison]]. Additionally, you can try to slow down the Gruul player's mana ramp by destroying their lands or using cards like [[Blood Moon]] or [[Magus of the Moon]].