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Rummaging Goblin
Oracle Text
{T}, Discard a card: Draw a card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Rummaging Goblin is a small but useful piece of red card selection, best suited to decks that want to smooth draws while keeping pressure on the board, especially value-oriented aggro or combo shells that care about cards in the graveyard. As a 1/1 for {2}{R}, it is not an efficient attacker, but its tap ability turns excess lands, situational spells, or recursive cards into fresh resources, helping red decks avoid flooding out. Because the discard is part of the cost, it pairs well with madness cards, flashback-style effects, or graveyard synergies that reward pitching specific pieces. It also works nicely in commander decks built around wheel effects or discard-matters engines, where repeated filtering matters more than raw stats. In practice, play it when you expect a longer game or when your hand contains dead cards; in aggressive lists, it can keep your gas flowing without sacrificing the tempo of your main plan.
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Character Background
Rummaging Goblin is a small but useful piece of red card selection, best suited to decks that want to smooth draws while keeping pressure on the board, especially value-oriented aggro or combo shells that care about cards in the graveyard. As a 1/1 for {2}{R}, it is not an efficient attacker, but its tap ability turns excess lands, situational spells, or recursive cards into fresh resources, helping red decks avoid flooding out. Because the discard is part of the cost, it pairs well with madness cards, flashback-style effects, or graveyard synergies that reward pitching specific pieces. It also works nicely in commander decks built around wheel effects or discard-matters engines, where repeated filtering matters more than raw stats. In practice, play it when you expect a longer game or when your hand contains dead cards; in aggressive lists, it can keep your gas flowing without sacrificing the tempo of your main plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-22 02:40:45 UTC