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Rip Apart
Oracle Text
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• Rip Apart deals 3 damage to target creature or planeswalker.
• Destroy target artifact or enchantment.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rip Apart is a clean, flexible tool that fits best in Boros tempo and midrange shells, where every card needs to either clear a blocker or answer a key permanent while keeping pressure on. For just {R}{W}, it gives you reach against small and medium creatures, planeswalkers, and the many artifacts or enchantments that can otherwise stall an aggressive start. That flexibility makes it especially strong in a deck that wants to attack early but not fold to hate pieces, such as aggressive creature lists with a light removal suite or control decks splashing red-white for efficient interaction. A practical deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that reward spell casting or with creatures that thrive when the board stays clear, since Rip Apart can remove a blocker and open a lethal attack in the same turn. In lore terms, the card feels like a sharp, decisive burst of destruction rather than a prolonged siege.
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Character Background
Rip Apart is a clean, flexible tool that fits best in Boros tempo and midrange shells, where every card needs to either clear a blocker or answer a key permanent while keeping pressure on. For just {R}{W}, it gives you reach against small and medium creatures, planeswalkers, and the many artifacts or enchantments that can otherwise stall an aggressive start. That flexibility makes it especially strong in a deck that wants to attack early but not fold to hate pieces, such as aggressive creature lists with a light removal suite or control decks splashing red-white for efficient interaction. A practical deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that reward spell casting or with creatures that thrive when the board stays clear, since Rip Apart can remove a blocker and open a lethal attack in the same turn. In lore terms, the card feels like a sharp, decisive burst of destruction rather than a prolonged siege.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-04 18:10:45 UTC