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Agonasaur Rex
Oracle Text
Trample
Cycling {2}{G} ({2}{G}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
When you cycle this card, put two +1/+1 counters on up to one target creature or Vehicle. It gains trample and indestructible until end of turn.
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Character Background
Agonasaur Rex looks like the kind of Aetherdrift-era behemoth that turns any green deck into a threat the moment it hits the table, but its real strength is flexibility. As an 8/8 trampler for five mana, it already fits aggressive midrange and ramp shells that want a huge body to close games quickly. The cycling mode is what pushes it into value territory: for {2}{G}, you can cash it in when you’re flooded, then turn the discard into a meaningful combat trick by adding two +1/+1 counters and granting trample and indestructible to a creature or Vehicle. That makes it especially nasty in decks built around Vehicles, combat-focused tempo, or counter synergies, since even a modest attacker can become a protected finisher. It also pairs well with reanimation or graveyard recursion, letting you choose between board presence and tactical utility depending on the matchup.
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Character Background
Agonasaur Rex looks like the kind of Aetherdrift-era behemoth that turns any green deck into a threat the moment it hits the table, but its real strength is flexibility. As an 8/8 trampler for five mana, it already fits aggressive midrange and ramp shells that want a huge body to close games quickly. The cycling mode is what pushes it into value territory: for {2}{G}, you can cash it in when you’re flooded, then turn the discard into a meaningful combat trick by adding two +1/+1 counters and granting trample and indestructible to a creature or Vehicle. That makes it especially nasty in decks built around Vehicles, combat-focused tempo, or counter synergies, since even a modest attacker can become a protected finisher. It also pairs well with reanimation or graveyard recursion, letting you choose between board presence and tactical utility depending on the matchup.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 16:20:44 UTC