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Broadside Barrage
Oracle Text
Broadside Barrage deals 5 damage to target creature or planeswalker. Draw a card, then discard a card.
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Character Background
Broadside Barrage feels like a sudden fusillade from an Aetherdrift skiff, a burst of disciplined chaos that clears the path while keeping the crew moving forward. In gameplay, it most naturally fits Izzet tempo or control shells, where the ability to kill a key creature or planeswalker while immediately replacing itself helps you stay ahead on cards and board development. Five damage is a meaningful breakpoint, removing many midrange threats and forcing planeswalkers off the table at instant speed. The draw-then-discard clause is not pure card advantage, so it shines best when you can turn the discard into a feature: pair it with flashback, madness, delirium, graveyard recursion, or reanimation payoffs. It also plays well in decks that want cheap interaction without losing velocity, especially if you’re applying pressure with evasive threats and using Broadside Barrage to keep blockers and opposing engines off balance.
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Character Background
Broadside Barrage feels like a sudden fusillade from an Aetherdrift skiff, a burst of disciplined chaos that clears the path while keeping the crew moving forward. In gameplay, it most naturally fits Izzet tempo or control shells, where the ability to kill a key creature or planeswalker while immediately replacing itself helps you stay ahead on cards and board development. Five damage is a meaningful breakpoint, removing many midrange threats and forcing planeswalkers off the table at instant speed. The draw-then-discard clause is not pure card advantage, so it shines best when you can turn the discard into a feature: pair it with flashback, madness, delirium, graveyard recursion, or reanimation payoffs. It also plays well in decks that want cheap interaction without losing velocity, especially if you’re applying pressure with evasive threats and using Broadside Barrage to keep blockers and opposing engines off balance.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:20:44 UTC