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Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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Explosive Shot deals 4 damage to target creature.
Explosive Shot is a clean, efficient red removal spell that fits best into aggressive and tempo-oriented decks, where clearing a blocker for just two mana can keep pressure flowing. In an Avatar: The Last Airbender-inspired set, the card feels like a disciplined burst of firebending: focused, direct, and used at the perfect moment to break an enemy formation rather than to win a long attrition war. Four damage is enough to answer a wide range of early and midgame creatures, making it especially valuable in formats where key utility creatures and attackers must die on sight. It pairs well with deckbuilding that rewards cheap spells, such as prowess-style payoffs, spell-matter engines, or any strategy that wants to curve out while keeping the board clear. Because it cannot hit players, it is less useful in burn decks than in red decks that want tempo control and board dominance.
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Explosive Shot is a clean, efficient red removal spell that fits best into aggressive and tempo-oriented decks, where clearing a blocker for just two mana can keep pressure flowing. In an Avatar: The Last Airbender-inspired set, the card feels like a disciplined burst of firebending: focused, direct, and used at the perfect moment to break an enemy formation rather than to win a long attrition war. Four damage is enough to answer a wide range of early and midgame creatures, making it especially valuable in formats where key utility creatures and attackers must die on sight. It pairs well with deckbuilding that rewards cheap spells, such as prowess-style payoffs, spell-matter engines, or any strategy that wants to curve out while keeping the board clear. Because it cannot hit players, it is less useful in burn decks than in red decks that want tempo control and board dominance.
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