TCG Playability
Creature — Dragon
Flying When this creature enters, you may discard your hand and draw cards equal to the damage dealt to target opponent this turn.
Of the seven Rings of Power the Dwarf-kings possessed, three Sauron has recovered, and the others the dragons have consumed.
This flying dragon stands as a powerful late-game finisher and exceptional card draw engine that rewards aggressive red strategies. With a respectable 7/5 body for seven mana, it provides immediate aerial pressure while offering a unique utility that transforms burn spells and damage-focused strategies into card advantage engines. The ability to discard your hand and draw cards equal to damage dealt to a target opponent this turn creates explosive turns when combined with cards that deal direct damage, making it particularly valuable in aggressive red decks that might otherwise run out of resources. Players seeking to include this dragon should focus on building around damage synergies—cards that ping opponents or deal multiple damage create multiplicative effects with this creature's ability. It fits exceptionally well into Burn decks in Modern and Legacy, where cards like Lightning Bolt, Unholy Heat, and similar burn spells suddenly translate directly into card draw rather than dead cards in hand. In Commander, the format where this card truly shines, it becomes a centerpiece for Gishath decks, aggressive Omnath strategies, or Krenko-based aggro builds that need card advantage. The ability to refresh your hand during explosive turns prevents the mid-game mana flood that plagues aggressive strategies, giving you fresh options for those crucial final turns. Its legality across Modern, Legacy, Vintage, and Commander formats makes it accessible to players of various preferences and budget levels, while its straightforward impact makes it easy to evaluate and build around.
Illustrated by Olivier Bernard