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Earthquake Dragon
Oracle Text
This spell costs {X} less to cast, where X is the total mana value of Dragons you control.
Flying, trample
{2}{G}, Sacrifice a land: Return this card from your graveyard to your hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Earthquake Dragon is a massive payoff for Dragon-heavy Commander decks, turning an absurd {14}{G} price tag into something much more manageable once you already have a board of scaled-up threats. Its best home is clearly a value-oriented or midrange Dragons plan, where the cost reduction from the total mana value of Dragons you control can let it arrive far earlier than opponents expect. Flying and trample make it a clean finisher, especially after you’ve stabilized with smaller utility Dragons or token-makers. The recursion ability is also important: sacrificing a land to return it from the graveyard means removal is only temporary unless your mana base is pressured, and it pairs well with extra-land-drop effects or lands you can afford to cash in. In practice, this card rewards patient sequencing—develop your Dragon count, then drop Earthquake Dragon as a near-inescapable threat that keeps coming back.
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Character Background
Earthquake Dragon is a massive payoff for Dragon-heavy Commander decks, turning an absurd {14}{G} price tag into something much more manageable once you already have a board of scaled-up threats. Its best home is clearly a value-oriented or midrange Dragons plan, where the cost reduction from the total mana value of Dragons you control can let it arrive far earlier than opponents expect. Flying and trample make it a clean finisher, especially after you’ve stabilized with smaller utility Dragons or token-makers. The recursion ability is also important: sacrificing a land to return it from the graveyard means removal is only temporary unless your mana base is pressured, and it pairs well with extra-land-drop effects or lands you can afford to cash in. In practice, this card rewards patient sequencing—develop your Dragon count, then drop Earthquake Dragon as a near-inescapable threat that keeps coming back.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 21:10:43 UTC