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Rubblebelt Maaka
Oracle Text
Bloodrush — {R}, Discard this card: Target attacking creature gets +3/+3 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rubblebelt Maaka is a quintessential tempo/aggro tool: as a surprise combat trick its Bloodrush ability for {R} turns any attacking creature into a +3/+3 threat for the turn, often converting chump blocks into favorable trades or unexpected trample-like damage; as a 3/3 creature for {3}{R} it can also be a respectable late-game body when you no longer need the discard. Build it into aggressive red lists that want flexible punch—pair it with cheap evasive attackers (small flyers or 1/1s with haste) so the one-mana discard becomes a reliable lethal push, or slot it in decks that already want to discard cards (Faithless Looting, Cathartic Reunion, Madness-style targets) so the Maaka is fuel as well as tempo. In limited it’s a double-duty card: keep one in hand when a surprise buff matters, but play it out if the board stabilizes. Thematically it reads as a scrappy city cat that can be thrown into the fray for maximum effect.
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Character Background
Rubblebelt Maaka is a quintessential tempo/aggro tool: as a surprise combat trick its Bloodrush ability for {R} turns any attacking creature into a +3/+3 threat for the turn, often converting chump blocks into favorable trades or unexpected trample-like damage; as a 3/3 creature for {3}{R} it can also be a respectable late-game body when you no longer need the discard. Build it into aggressive red lists that want flexible punch—pair it with cheap evasive attackers (small flyers or 1/1s with haste) so the one-mana discard becomes a reliable lethal push, or slot it in decks that already want to discard cards (Faithless Looting, Cathartic Reunion, Madness-style targets) so the Maaka is fuel as well as tempo. In limited it’s a double-duty card: keep one in hand when a surprise buff matters, but play it out if the board stabilizes. Thematically it reads as a scrappy city cat that can be thrown into the fray for maximum effect.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 16:40:44 UTC