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Crumble
Oracle Text
Destroy target artifact. It can't be regenerated. That artifact's controller gains life equal to its mana value.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Crumble is a clean, old-school piece of green interaction that fits best in sideboards for tempo and midrange decks, especially in environments where artifacts are a real structural threat. At just one green mana, it answers a key piece before it can dominate the board, and the “can’t be regenerated” clause matters against older artifact creatures or effects that try to buy time. The life gain may seem like a drawback, but in practice it is usually an acceptable tax if you are removing a mana rock, equipment, or game-ending utility artifact. It pairs well with decks that already pressure life totals, since your opponent gaining a few points rarely matters when you are dismantling their engine. In deckbuilding, Crumble shines alongside other efficient hate cards and creature pressure; for example, aggressive green decks can use it to clear blockers or disruptive artifacts while continuing to attack, keeping the game firmly on your terms.
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Character Background
Crumble is a clean, old-school piece of green interaction that fits best in sideboards for tempo and midrange decks, especially in environments where artifacts are a real structural threat. At just one green mana, it answers a key piece before it can dominate the board, and the “can’t be regenerated” clause matters against older artifact creatures or effects that try to buy time. The life gain may seem like a drawback, but in practice it is usually an acceptable tax if you are removing a mana rock, equipment, or game-ending utility artifact. It pairs well with decks that already pressure life totals, since your opponent gaining a few points rarely matters when you are dismantling their engine. In deckbuilding, Crumble shines alongside other efficient hate cards and creature pressure; for example, aggressive green decks can use it to clear blockers or disruptive artifacts while continuing to attack, keeping the game firmly on your terms.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-15 08:40:44 UTC