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Old Gnawbone
Oracle Text
Flying
Whenever a creature you control deals combat damage to a player, create that many Treasure tokens.
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Character Background
Old Gnawbone is a quintessential value engine for green decks that can connect in combat, turning every successful hit into a burst of Treasure that can rapidly snowball into an unbeatable mana advantage. As a 7/7 flying legendary Dragon for seven mana, it already threatens to end games through raw combat pressure, but the real strength is how it rewards go-wide or evasive creatures that can safely deal combat damage to players. In practice, it best supports midrange and ramp strategies, especially builds that can protect a board or force through damage with trample, flying, or combat tricks. Pairing it with token makers, double-strike threats, or equipment that improves evasion can generate absurd Treasure counts; even a small evasive creature suddenly becomes a mana ritual every turn. In Commander, it also shines with extra-combat effects and big mana payoffs, letting one attack step fund the next explosive play.
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Character Background
Old Gnawbone is a quintessential value engine for green decks that can connect in combat, turning every successful hit into a burst of Treasure that can rapidly snowball into an unbeatable mana advantage. As a 7/7 flying legendary Dragon for seven mana, it already threatens to end games through raw combat pressure, but the real strength is how it rewards go-wide or evasive creatures that can safely deal combat damage to players. In practice, it best supports midrange and ramp strategies, especially builds that can protect a board or force through damage with trample, flying, or combat tricks. Pairing it with token makers, double-strike threats, or equipment that improves evasion can generate absurd Treasure counts; even a small evasive creature suddenly becomes a mana ritual every turn. In Commander, it also shines with extra-combat effects and big mana payoffs, letting one attack step fund the next explosive play.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:10:44 UTC