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Explosive Getaway
Oracle Text
Exile up to one target artifact or creature. Return it to the battlefield under its owner's control at the beginning of the next end step.
Explosive Getaway deals 4 damage to each creature.
Card Details
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Character Background
Explosive Getaway reads like a spectacular pit stop gone wrong: one instant of evacuation, then a blast wave that clears the way. In gameplay terms, it most naturally supports a control or midrange-tempo plan, using the exile-and-return clause to dodge removal, reset a dangerous attacker, or temporarily blank a value artifact while the four damage sweeps away smaller creatures. Because the returned permanent comes back under its owner’s control, you can also use it defensively to save your own creature from combat or from a targeted kill spell, then untap into a cleaner board. The card is especially strong in decks built to survive the sweep, such as shells with high-toughness threats, planeswalkers, or creatures that leave value when they re-enter. It also pairs neatly with ETB creatures and artifacts you can reuse, making it a potent mythic finisher for white-red control decks that want to stabilize, disrupt, and swing tempo hard.
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Character Background
Explosive Getaway reads like a spectacular pit stop gone wrong: one instant of evacuation, then a blast wave that clears the way. In gameplay terms, it most naturally supports a control or midrange-tempo plan, using the exile-and-return clause to dodge removal, reset a dangerous attacker, or temporarily blank a value artifact while the four damage sweeps away smaller creatures. Because the returned permanent comes back under its owner’s control, you can also use it defensively to save your own creature from combat or from a targeted kill spell, then untap into a cleaner board. The card is especially strong in decks built to survive the sweep, such as shells with high-toughness threats, planeswalkers, or creatures that leave value when they re-enter. It also pairs neatly with ETB creatures and artifacts you can reuse, making it a potent mythic finisher for white-red control decks that want to stabilize, disrupt, and swing tempo hard.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:43 UTC