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Gloryscale Viashino
Oracle Text
Whenever you cast a multicolored spell, this creature gets +3/+3 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Gloryscale Viashino fits best in a multicolor aggro or tempo shell, especially one that can chain efficient gold spells and keep pressure high. A 3/3 for four mana is already respectable, but its real strength is turning every multicolored spell into a temporary combat trick, growing to a threatening 6/6 on demand. In practice, that means you want your curve packed with multicolor cards so it keeps attacking above rate rather than sitting as a simple midrange body. In a Naya or five-color deck, it pairs nicely with cheap gold creatures and removal, making combat awkward for the opponent and forcing bad blocks. Because the boost only lasts until end of turn, timing matters: cast your multicolored spell after attackers are declared to maximize damage, or use it as a surprise blocker to swing a race. The Viashino’s soldier discipline and lizard ferocity make it feel like a frontline enforcer for a streamlined, pressure-first build.
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Character Background
Gloryscale Viashino fits best in a multicolor aggro or tempo shell, especially one that can chain efficient gold spells and keep pressure high. A 3/3 for four mana is already respectable, but its real strength is turning every multicolored spell into a temporary combat trick, growing to a threatening 6/6 on demand. In practice, that means you want your curve packed with multicolor cards so it keeps attacking above rate rather than sitting as a simple midrange body. In a Naya or five-color deck, it pairs nicely with cheap gold creatures and removal, making combat awkward for the opponent and forcing bad blocks. Because the boost only lasts until end of turn, timing matters: cast your multicolored spell after attackers are declared to maximize damage, or use it as a surprise blocker to swing a race. The Viashino’s soldier discipline and lizard ferocity make it feel like a frontline enforcer for a streamlined, pressure-first build.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-12 05:20:42 UTC