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Agate Assault
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Agate Assault deals 4 damage to target creature. If that creature would die this turn, exile it instead.
• Exile target artifact.
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Character Background
Agate Assault is a clean, flexible common that fits best in red tempo or aggressive midrange decks, where every card needs to either clear blockers or break up opposing development. The first mode is the standout: 4 damage for three mana handles a broad range of creatures, and the exile rider is especially valuable against graveyard recursion, death triggers, or anything that wants to be sacrificed after combat. The second mode gives maindeckable artifact interaction, which is never wasted in limited and can pull real weight in constructed sideboards or low-curve builds that hate losing to Equipment or engine artifacts. In Bloomburrow’s nimble, survival-focused feel, the card reads like a sharp burst of instinctive violence rather than a big spell, and that makes it easy to slot into decks that want to stay on the front foot. Pair it with evasive attackers or combat tricks to keep pressure high while removing the best blocker.
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Character Background
Agate Assault is a clean, flexible common that fits best in red tempo or aggressive midrange decks, where every card needs to either clear blockers or break up opposing development. The first mode is the standout: 4 damage for three mana handles a broad range of creatures, and the exile rider is especially valuable against graveyard recursion, death triggers, or anything that wants to be sacrificed after combat. The second mode gives maindeckable artifact interaction, which is never wasted in limited and can pull real weight in constructed sideboards or low-curve builds that hate losing to Equipment or engine artifacts. In Bloomburrow’s nimble, survival-focused feel, the card reads like a sharp burst of instinctive violence rather than a big spell, and that makes it easy to slot into decks that want to stay on the front foot. Pair it with evasive attackers or combat tricks to keep pressure high while removing the best blocker.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:40:47 UTC