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Wormfang Drake
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, sacrifice it unless you exile a creature you control other than this creature.
When this creature leaves the battlefield, return the exiled card to the battlefield under its owner's control.
Card Details
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Character Background
Wormfang Drake is a deceptively efficient blue tempo card: a 3/4 flyer for three mana is already a strong evasive clock, and the “borrowed” creature clause can become an upside if you build around it correctly. Its body pressures planeswalkers and life totals quickly, making it excellent in tempo or midrange-control shells that want to stay ahead on the board while holding up interaction. The key is choosing the right creature to exile: pair it with enters-the-battlefield creatures like Sea Gate Oracle or Baleful Strix-style threats, or with creatures that have lingering value in graveyard-based strategies, since temporarily removing them can reset a useful trigger or protect them from removal. Because the exiled creature returns when Wormfang Drake leaves, sacrifice outlets and blink effects can turn that drawback into a reusable engine. The card feels like a fleeting nightmare made tangible—powerful, unstable, and best exploited by players who can control the timing.
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Character Background
Wormfang Drake is a deceptively efficient blue tempo card: a 3/4 flyer for three mana is already a strong evasive clock, and the “borrowed” creature clause can become an upside if you build around it correctly. Its body pressures planeswalkers and life totals quickly, making it excellent in tempo or midrange-control shells that want to stay ahead on the board while holding up interaction. The key is choosing the right creature to exile: pair it with enters-the-battlefield creatures like Sea Gate Oracle or Baleful Strix-style threats, or with creatures that have lingering value in graveyard-based strategies, since temporarily removing them can reset a useful trigger or protect them from removal. Because the exiled creature returns when Wormfang Drake leaves, sacrifice outlets and blink effects can turn that drawback into a reusable engine. The card feels like a fleeting nightmare made tangible—powerful, unstable, and best exploited by players who can control the timing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 01:10:42 UTC