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Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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{1}: Add one mana of any color. Activate only once each turn.
{5}, {T}, Sacrifice this artifact: It deals 5 damage to target creature.
Barrels of Blasting Jelly is a tidy little utility artifact that fits best in slower midrange or control shells, where early mana fixing can smooth awkward draws and the late-game burn mode turns a harmless trinket into a removal spell. In an Avatar: The Last Airbender set, the image suggests a volatile cache of improvised alchemy rather than true canon lore, so its theme reads as dangerous, portable force: something you stash, charge up, and unleash at the right moment. The first ability is especially useful in multicolor decks, giving any color once per turn while also helping you curve out without committing to a risky mana base. The second mode rewards patience, letting you convert excess mana and a tapped artifact into 5 damage to finish off a key creature. It pairs well with artifact recursion, untap effects, and decks that want cheap artifacts for sacrifice synergies.
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Barrels of Blasting Jelly is a tidy little utility artifact that fits best in slower midrange or control shells, where early mana fixing can smooth awkward draws and the late-game burn mode turns a harmless trinket into a removal spell. In an Avatar: The Last Airbender set, the image suggests a volatile cache of improvised alchemy rather than true canon lore, so its theme reads as dangerous, portable force: something you stash, charge up, and unleash at the right moment. The first ability is especially useful in multicolor decks, giving any color once per turn while also helping you curve out without committing to a risky mana base. The second mode rewards patience, letting you convert excess mana and a tapped artifact into 5 damage to finish off a key creature. It pairs well with artifact recursion, untap effects, and decks that want cheap artifacts for sacrifice synergies.
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