The basic premise of Blowout is that if all your opponent’s creatures are dead, it’s hard for him or her to block. Then you can attack with creatures like Vicious Kavu that deal a lot of damage even though they aren’t that good in creature-to-creature combat. This deck has a lot of dual-purpose cards, mostly creatures that also have a disruption effect. Knowing when to use which part of the card is a big part of playing the deck. It’s pretty easy to see that it’s almost always good to use your Thunderscape Apprentice’s ability to make your opponent lose 1 life rather than attacking with it. But it’s harder to know whether you should keep making your opponent lose life with your Smoldering Tar or sacrifice it to destroy a creature. There’s no hard and fast rule, but usually it’s best to play offensively: make the choice that will let you keep dealing damage to your opponent!
Wizards of the Coast
Invasion
Magic The Gathering
Theme Deck
October 2000
186850
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