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Boompile
Oracle Text
{T}: Flip a coin. If you win the flip, destroy all nonland permanents.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Boompile is a wonderfully volatile control tool for decks that want to drag the game into a long, resource-starved endgame. At four mana, it does little immediately, but once tapped it threatens a massive reset: if you win the coin flip, every nonland permanent goes away, often wiping boards, planeswalkers, and mana rocks in one swing. That makes it especially strong in slower control or stax shells that can afford to wait and then capitalize on asymmetry, since you can build your deck to recover faster than the table with planeswalker threats, recursive enchantments, or indestructible pieces. It pairs nicely with coin-flip support like Krark’s Thumb, which turns the gamble into a far more reliable control finisher. Thematically, Boompile feels like a clumsy yet devastating contraption—an artifact that sits inert until it catastrophically overperforms, making every activation a tense, table-warping gamble.
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Character Background
Boompile is a wonderfully volatile control tool for decks that want to drag the game into a long, resource-starved endgame. At four mana, it does little immediately, but once tapped it threatens a massive reset: if you win the coin flip, every nonland permanent goes away, often wiping boards, planeswalkers, and mana rocks in one swing. That makes it especially strong in slower control or stax shells that can afford to wait and then capitalize on asymmetry, since you can build your deck to recover faster than the table with planeswalker threats, recursive enchantments, or indestructible pieces. It pairs nicely with coin-flip support like Krark’s Thumb, which turns the gamble into a far more reliable control finisher. Thematically, Boompile feels like a clumsy yet devastating contraption—an artifact that sits inert until it catastrophically overperforms, making every activation a tense, table-warping gamble.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 15:20:42 UTC