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Rumbling Rockslide
Oracle Text
Rumbling Rockslide deals damage to target creature equal to the number of lands you control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rumbling Rockslide reads like a cavern collapsing underfoot — a thematic, land‑dependent removal that rewards a high land count and supports a midrange/ramp game plan more than hyper‑aggro or instant‑speed control. As a sorcery at {3}{R}, it’s best used proactively to answer a big blocker or clear a creature to push damage rather than as a reactive trick, so build your deck knowing you’ll want reliable land drops: include ramp and land tutors (fetchlands, ramp spells, or Scapeshift‑style effects) or splash green cards that let you play extra lands (Exploration/Azusa) to hit thresholds quickly. It pairs cleanly with Crucible of Worlds or effects that return lands, turning every land into repeated removal potential, and in decks with landfall synergies it doubles duty as both removal and payoff. Practical tip: don’t cast it early unless needed; hold until your land count makes it a one‑shot answer to larger threats, and prioritize it in lists that value incremental value and scalable answers.
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Character Background
Rumbling Rockslide reads like a cavern collapsing underfoot — a thematic, land‑dependent removal that rewards a high land count and supports a midrange/ramp game plan more than hyper‑aggro or instant‑speed control. As a sorcery at {3}{R}, it’s best used proactively to answer a big blocker or clear a creature to push damage rather than as a reactive trick, so build your deck knowing you’ll want reliable land drops: include ramp and land tutors (fetchlands, ramp spells, or Scapeshift‑style effects) or splash green cards that let you play extra lands (Exploration/Azusa) to hit thresholds quickly. It pairs cleanly with Crucible of Worlds or effects that return lands, turning every land into repeated removal potential, and in decks with landfall synergies it doubles duty as both removal and payoff. Practical tip: don’t cast it early unless needed; hold until your land count makes it a one‑shot answer to larger threats, and prioritize it in lists that value incremental value and scalable answers.
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