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Dreadwurm
Oracle Text
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, this creature gains indestructible until end of turn. (Damage and effects that say "destroy" don't destroy it.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dreadwurm is a solid black midgame threat that naturally fits value-oriented or grindy control shells, especially decks already leaning on land drops and recursion. A 5/4 for five mana is respectable on rate, and landfall turning it indestructible gives it a strong defensive edge against combat stalls and common destroy-based removal, forcing opponents to spend exile or bounce effects instead. The Wurm Horror body suggests something lurking beneath ruined ground, and its gameplay rewards that same creeping inevitability: every fetched land, ramp spell, or extra land drop can make it unexpectedly hard to answer. In practice, it pairs well with fetch lands, Evolving Wilds-style effects, and black cards that recur lands or replay them from the graveyard, letting you trigger protection on demand. It is at its best in attrition decks that want a resilient blocker that can also pivot into a serious attacker once stabilized.
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Character Background
Dreadwurm is a solid black midgame threat that naturally fits value-oriented or grindy control shells, especially decks already leaning on land drops and recursion. A 5/4 for five mana is respectable on rate, and landfall turning it indestructible gives it a strong defensive edge against combat stalls and common destroy-based removal, forcing opponents to spend exile or bounce effects instead. The Wurm Horror body suggests something lurking beneath ruined ground, and its gameplay rewards that same creeping inevitability: every fetched land, ramp spell, or extra land drop can make it unexpectedly hard to answer. In practice, it pairs well with fetch lands, Evolving Wilds-style effects, and black cards that recur lands or replay them from the graveyard, letting you trigger protection on demand. It is at its best in attrition decks that want a resilient blocker that can also pivot into a serious attacker once stabilized.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:20:44 UTC