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Worldgorger Dragon
Oracle Text
Flying, trample
When this creature enters, exile all other permanents you control.
When this creature leaves the battlefield, return the exiled cards to the battlefield under their owners' control.
Card Details
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Character Background
Worldgorger Dragon is a classic combo engine disguised as a brutal finisher: a 7/7 flying, trampling threat for six mana, but its real power lies in exploiting the enter-the-battlefield exile trigger. In practice, it best supports combo decks, especially shells that can control when the Dragon leaves play to generate mana or repeated triggers. The most famous deckbuilding tip is to pair it with reanimation spells and a permanent that can tap for mana before everything gets exiled, then use the Dragon’s loop to repeatedly reset your board and potentially create infinite mana or death triggers if you break the cycle at the right moment. Because the setup is risky, it is less a tempo card than a build-around piece that rewards precise sequencing and graveyard support. Thematically, it feels like a destructive nightmare that consumes your world and returns it changed, which matches its gameplay perfectly: terrifying, volatile, and devastating when piloted with intent.
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Character Background
Worldgorger Dragon is a classic combo engine disguised as a brutal finisher: a 7/7 flying, trampling threat for six mana, but its real power lies in exploiting the enter-the-battlefield exile trigger. In practice, it best supports combo decks, especially shells that can control when the Dragon leaves play to generate mana or repeated triggers. The most famous deckbuilding tip is to pair it with reanimation spells and a permanent that can tap for mana before everything gets exiled, then use the Dragon’s loop to repeatedly reset your board and potentially create infinite mana or death triggers if you break the cycle at the right moment. Because the setup is risky, it is less a tempo card than a build-around piece that rewards precise sequencing and graveyard support. Thematically, it feels like a destructive nightmare that consumes your world and returns it changed, which matches its gameplay perfectly: terrifying, volatile, and devastating when piloted with intent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 01:10:43 UTC