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Blooming Blast
Oracle Text
Gift a Treasure (You may promise an opponent a gift as you cast this spell. If you do, they create a Treasure token before its other effects. It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
Blooming Blast deals 2 damage to target creature. If the gift was promised, Blooming Blast also deals 3 damage to that creature's controller.
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Character Background
Blooming Blast fits neatly into an aggressive red tempo plan, where every point of damage and every mana denial matters. At two mana, it cleanly picks off early creatures, and when you promise the Treasure gift, the spell turns into a much nastier swing by tagging the creature’s controller for 3 as well, effectively converting a removal spell into reach. The Treasure matters too: against decks that rely on instant-speed interaction or splash colors, giving the opponent a temporary resource can be a worthwhile tax if it means pushing damage through or setting up a lethal turn. In deckbuilding, this pairs especially well with sacrifice, artifact, or “punish the gift” themes, since the Treasure can be incidentally leveraged by your opponent while your own game plan stays ahead on board. It also shines in red-based Limited decks that want flexible removal plus late-game burn pressure.
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Character Background
Blooming Blast fits neatly into an aggressive red tempo plan, where every point of damage and every mana denial matters. At two mana, it cleanly picks off early creatures, and when you promise the Treasure gift, the spell turns into a much nastier swing by tagging the creature’s controller for 3 as well, effectively converting a removal spell into reach. The Treasure matters too: against decks that rely on instant-speed interaction or splash colors, giving the opponent a temporary resource can be a worthwhile tax if it means pushing damage through or setting up a lethal turn. In deckbuilding, this pairs especially well with sacrifice, artifact, or “punish the gift” themes, since the Treasure can be incidentally leveraged by your opponent while your own game plan stays ahead on board. It also shines in red-based Limited decks that want flexible removal plus late-game burn pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:43 UTC