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Spinerock Tyrant
Oracle Text
Flying
Wither (This deals damage to creatures in the form of -1/-1 counters.)
Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell with a single target, you may copy it. If you do, those spells gain wither. You may choose new targets for the copy.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Spinerock Tyrant is a brutal mythic for red decks that want to turn efficient spells into overwhelming board control, especially in tempo or spell-heavy midrange shells. A 6/6 flying body for five mana already pressures life totals hard, but the real prize is its ability to copy single-target instants and sorceries, then give both the original and the copy wither. That makes removal and burn feel much closer to hard answers, because even damage-based spells can shrink opposing creatures permanently. It shines with cheap targeted spells like Shock, Lightning Bolt-style effects, bounce, pump, or combat tricks, and it gets especially nasty with cards that care about copying or targeting the same creature twice. Deckbuilders should lean into a high density of one-target spells rather than sweepers, and prioritize cards that can clear blockers or win combat while the Tyrant swings overhead. In flavor, it feels like a dragon that corrupts every precise strike into lingering decay.
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Character Background
Spinerock Tyrant is a brutal mythic for red decks that want to turn efficient spells into overwhelming board control, especially in tempo or spell-heavy midrange shells. A 6/6 flying body for five mana already pressures life totals hard, but the real prize is its ability to copy single-target instants and sorceries, then give both the original and the copy wither. That makes removal and burn feel much closer to hard answers, because even damage-based spells can shrink opposing creatures permanently. It shines with cheap targeted spells like Shock, Lightning Bolt-style effects, bounce, pump, or combat tricks, and it gets especially nasty with cards that care about copying or targeting the same creature twice. Deckbuilders should lean into a high density of one-target spells rather than sweepers, and prioritize cards that can clear blockers or win combat while the Tyrant swings overhead. In flavor, it feels like a dragon that corrupts every precise strike into lingering decay.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:40:45 UTC