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Thunder Dragon
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, it deals 3 damage to each creature without flying.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Thunder Dragon is a classic top-end threat for red decks that want to stabilize the board and then close the game quickly. At six mana, a 5/5 flyer is already a solid finisher, but the real payoff is the entrance trigger: 3 damage to each nonflying creature, which functions like a one-sided sweep against ground-based swarms and buys huge tempo. It best supports a midrange-control or tempo plan, especially in Commander where clearing utility creatures and token armies can swing the table. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with mana acceleration and ways to recur or blink creatures if your colors allow, since repeated ETB damage can lock out small boards. It also plays well alongside global evasion enablers or menace effects, because your flying threat can safely pressure opponents after the ground is emptied. In lore terms, it feels like a catastrophic skyborne predator: impossible to ignore, and devastating the moment it arrives.
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Character Background
Thunder Dragon is a classic top-end threat for red decks that want to stabilize the board and then close the game quickly. At six mana, a 5/5 flyer is already a solid finisher, but the real payoff is the entrance trigger: 3 damage to each nonflying creature, which functions like a one-sided sweep against ground-based swarms and buys huge tempo. It best supports a midrange-control or tempo plan, especially in Commander where clearing utility creatures and token armies can swing the table. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with mana acceleration and ways to recur or blink creatures if your colors allow, since repeated ETB damage can lock out small boards. It also plays well alongside global evasion enablers or menace effects, because your flying threat can safely pressure opponents after the ground is emptied. In lore terms, it feels like a catastrophic skyborne predator: impossible to ignore, and devastating the moment it arrives.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 01:10:46 UTC