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Chromium
Oracle Text
Flying
Rampage 2 (Whenever this creature becomes blocked, it gets +2/+2 until end of turn for each creature blocking it beyond the first.)
At the beginning of your upkeep, sacrifice Chromium unless you pay {W}{U}{B}.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Chromium is a late-game finisher that most naturally fits control or Esper-style midrange, where you can survive long enough to deploy a huge evasive threat and then keep the upkeep payment flowing. A 7/7 flying Elder Dragon already pressures life totals, and rampage 2 makes blocking awkward: chump blocks or multi-blocks can still leave the defender taking a massive hit, so opponents are often forced into removal instead of combat. The real deckbuilding test is the upkeep cost, so prioritize mana fixing, treasure makers, or cheap permanents that generate extra white, blue, and black each turn; cards that ramp or untap lands become especially valuable. Because Chromium is legendary and expensive, protection is key—equipment, counterspells, or blink effects can help you avoid losing a turn’s worth of mana to removal. In lore terms, it feels like a dragon that demands constant tribute, rewarding disciplined decks that can keep pace with its appetite.
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Character Background
Chromium is a late-game finisher that most naturally fits control or Esper-style midrange, where you can survive long enough to deploy a huge evasive threat and then keep the upkeep payment flowing. A 7/7 flying Elder Dragon already pressures life totals, and rampage 2 makes blocking awkward: chump blocks or multi-blocks can still leave the defender taking a massive hit, so opponents are often forced into removal instead of combat. The real deckbuilding test is the upkeep cost, so prioritize mana fixing, treasure makers, or cheap permanents that generate extra white, blue, and black each turn; cards that ramp or untap lands become especially valuable. Because Chromium is legendary and expensive, protection is key—equipment, counterspells, or blink effects can help you avoid losing a turn’s worth of mana to removal. In lore terms, it feels like a dragon that demands constant tribute, rewarding disciplined decks that can keep pace with its appetite.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:20:44 UTC