| Name | Peer Pressure  |
|---|---|
| Type | Sorcery |
| Description | Choose a creature type. If you control more creatures of that type than each other player, you gain control of all creatures of that type. (This effect lasts indefinitely.) |
| Artist | Edward P. Beard, Jr. |
| Set | Onslaught #101 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Peer Pressure, Sorcery, designed by Edward P. Beard, Jr. first released in Oct, 2002 in the set Onslaught.
A deck focused on tribal synergies, such as Merfolk, Elves, or Goblins, would benefit from using Peer Pressure in Magic: the Gathering. This card can be particularly powerful in decks that can easily amass a large number of creatures of the chosen type, allowing the player to gain control of all creatures of that type on the board. While there may be more efficient and versatile cards available for control strategies, Peer Pressure can be a fun and unexpected addition to tribal-themed decks, adding a unique twist to gameplay and potentially turning the tide of a match in your favor.
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