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Shrieking Drake
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, return a creature you control to its owner's hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Shrieking Drake is a deceptively simple one-mana flyer that shines brightest in combo and value-tempo shells. A 1/1 with flying is already respectable early pressure or chip damage, but its real power lies in the enter-the-battlefield bounce: returning a creature you control to its owner’s hand lets you recycle useful ETB effects, protect a creature from removal, or reset a creature with a cast trigger in play. In Modern Horizons 3, that kind of efficiency fits blue decks that want to keep mana flowing while repeatedly generating advantage. It pairs especially well with creatures that draw cards, make tokens, or untap lands, and it becomes far nastier alongside blink-style support or sacrifice loops that want a creature back in hand rather than stuck on the field. Deckbuilders should look for cheap permanents that reward repeated casting, since Shrieking Drake can turn one creature into a repeatable engine while also functioning as evasive pressure.
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Character Background
Shrieking Drake is a deceptively simple one-mana flyer that shines brightest in combo and value-tempo shells. A 1/1 with flying is already respectable early pressure or chip damage, but its real power lies in the enter-the-battlefield bounce: returning a creature you control to its owner’s hand lets you recycle useful ETB effects, protect a creature from removal, or reset a creature with a cast trigger in play. In Modern Horizons 3, that kind of efficiency fits blue decks that want to keep mana flowing while repeatedly generating advantage. It pairs especially well with creatures that draw cards, make tokens, or untap lands, and it becomes far nastier alongside blink-style support or sacrifice loops that want a creature back in hand rather than stuck on the field. Deckbuilders should look for cheap permanents that reward repeated casting, since Shrieking Drake can turn one creature into a repeatable engine while also functioning as evasive pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:43 UTC