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Sarkhan, Fireblood
Oracle Text
+1: You may discard a card. If you do, draw a card.
+1: Add two mana in any combination of colors. Spend this mana only to cast Dragon spells.
−7: Create four 5/5 red Dragon creature tokens with flying.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Sarkhan, Fireblood is a strong value and ramp planeswalker that best supports Dragon-centric midrange or combo-control decks, where he smooths draws early and accelerates into oversized threats. His first +1 lets you pitch extra lands or late-game fatties to dig for action, which is especially useful in hands that need filtering rather than raw card advantage. The second +1 is the real engine: two mana in any combination of colors, but only for Dragon spells, means he effectively jumps you from three mana into impactful dragons a turn ahead of schedule. Deckbuilding-wise, he pairs well with cheap Dragons and cards that reward discarding or entering the battlefield, and he is at his best when the curve includes multiple five- and six-mana Dragons to convert his ramp immediately. His ultimate is less common than his mana ability, but four 5/5 flying Dragons will usually end the game fast, making him a dangerous threat if left unchecked.
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Character Background
Sarkhan, Fireblood is a strong value and ramp planeswalker that best supports Dragon-centric midrange or combo-control decks, where he smooths draws early and accelerates into oversized threats. His first +1 lets you pitch extra lands or late-game fatties to dig for action, which is especially useful in hands that need filtering rather than raw card advantage. The second +1 is the real engine: two mana in any combination of colors, but only for Dragon spells, means he effectively jumps you from three mana into impactful dragons a turn ahead of schedule. Deckbuilding-wise, he pairs well with cheap Dragons and cards that reward discarding or entering the battlefield, and he is at his best when the curve includes multiple five- and six-mana Dragons to convert his ramp immediately. His ultimate is less common than his mana ability, but four 5/5 flying Dragons will usually end the game fast, making him a dangerous threat if left unchecked.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:40:43 UTC