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Bumi Bash
Oracle Text
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• Bumi Bash deals damage equal to the number of lands you control to target creature.
• Destroy target land creature or nonbasic land.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Bumi Bash is a wonderfully flexible red sorcery that feels like Earth King Bumi himself: blunt, clever, and surprisingly hard to ignore. In practice, it best supports a tempo or midrange-control game plan, giving you either a scalable creature kill or a clean answer to a land creature or nonbasic land. The first mode gets better the longer the game goes, especially in decks that naturally hit land drops, so it can function as a late-game finisher against larger threats. The second mode is excellent against mana bases built on powerful nonbasics, utility lands, or animated lands, making it a solid maindeck or sideboard tool in slower formats. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with red ramp or land-doubling effects so the damage mode becomes a true removal spell that can punch above common-card expectations.
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Character Background
Bumi Bash is a wonderfully flexible red sorcery that feels like Earth King Bumi himself: blunt, clever, and surprisingly hard to ignore. In practice, it best supports a tempo or midrange-control game plan, giving you either a scalable creature kill or a clean answer to a land creature or nonbasic land. The first mode gets better the longer the game goes, especially in decks that naturally hit land drops, so it can function as a late-game finisher against larger threats. The second mode is excellent against mana bases built on powerful nonbasics, utility lands, or animated lands, making it a solid maindeck or sideboard tool in slower formats. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with red ramp or land-doubling effects so the damage mode becomes a true removal spell that can punch above common-card expectations.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:20:44 UTC