Blastpowder Engineer
| Name | Blastpowder Engineer |
|---|---|
| Type | Minion - pirate |
| Description | On your turn, friendly Pirates deal 1 more damage. |
| Flavor | She's got that boom, boom pow. |
| Artist | Kati Sarin |
| Set | Escape from Violet Hold #127016 |
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About Blastpowder Engineer
Blastpowder Engineer, Minion - pirate, designed by Kati Sarin first released in August 2026 in the set Escape from Violet Hold.
Blastpowder Engineer would best fit an aggressive Pirate Warrior deck that floods the board with cheap Pirates and aims to end games quickly, since its effect increases your Pirates’ damage during your turn and rewards wide, proactive attacks; it could also be considered in a Pirate-based dual-class or neutral-heavy aggressive deck if available, but it is unlikely to suit slower Warrior strategies. In most cases, Southsea Captain is the better Pirate payoff because it permanently grants friendly Pirates +1/+1, improving both their attack and survivability rather than only boosting damage during your turn, while cards such as Ship’s Cannon or other immediate-impact Pirate support may also provide greater tempo. Unless Blastpowder Engineer has unusually strong stats or Pirate Warrior is specifically lacking damage buffs, it probably should not see competitive play because it is conditional, vulnerable, and offers less value than stronger Pirate-synergy options.
Frequently asked questions about Blastpowder Engineer
What type of card is Blastpowder Engineer?
Blastpowder Engineer is a Minion - pirate card in Hearthstone HS.
What is the effect of Blastpowder Engineer?
On your turn, friendly Pirates deal 1 more damage.
What is the original set of Blastpowder Engineer?
Blastpowder Engineer was first released in the set Escape from Violet Hold, illustrated by Kati Sarin.
What is the legality of Blastpowder Engineer?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Blastpowder Engineer can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.

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