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Scrapshooter
Oracle Text
Gift a card (You may promise an opponent a gift as you cast this spell. If you do, when it enters, they draw a card.)
Reach
When this creature enters, if the gift was promised, destroy target artifact or enchantment an opponent controls.
Card Details
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Character Background
Scrapshooter looks like a classic Bloomburrow value creature: a sturdy 4/4 for three mana that fits best in midrange or tempo shells, especially decks that want to apply pressure while still interacting. The “gift a card” choice is the key tension; if you promise the gift, your opponent replaces the lost permanent with a draw, but you gain a built-in two-for-one by destroying an artifact or enchantment on entry. That makes it excellent against board-impacting utility pieces, Equipment, auras, or engine enchantments, and the 4/4 body plus reach lets it stabilize against flyers as well. In deckbuilding, pair it with ways to punish the extra card, such as tax effects, discard, or fast clock pressure, so the opponent’s consolation draw matters less. It also rewards being in green decks that can reliably curve into it on turn three and then leverage it to swing the tempo race decisively.
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Character Background
Scrapshooter looks like a classic Bloomburrow value creature: a sturdy 4/4 for three mana that fits best in midrange or tempo shells, especially decks that want to apply pressure while still interacting. The “gift a card” choice is the key tension; if you promise the gift, your opponent replaces the lost permanent with a draw, but you gain a built-in two-for-one by destroying an artifact or enchantment on entry. That makes it excellent against board-impacting utility pieces, Equipment, auras, or engine enchantments, and the 4/4 body plus reach lets it stabilize against flyers as well. In deckbuilding, pair it with ways to punish the extra card, such as tax effects, discard, or fast clock pressure, so the opponent’s consolation draw matters less. It also rewards being in green decks that can reliably curve into it on turn three and then leverage it to swing the tempo race decisively.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:10:45 UTC