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Fabled Passage
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Flying, trample
When Tanazir Quandrix enters, double the number of +1/+1 counters on target creature you control.
Whenever Tanazir Quandrix attacks, you may have the base power and toughness of other creatures you control become equal to Tanazir Quandrix's power and toughness until end of turn.
Tanazir Quandrix is a mythic payoff for a value-tempo deck that wants to grow a board, then convert that growth into an overwhelming swing. As a flying, trampling Elder Dragon, it threatens damage in the air while stabilizing combat on the ground, and its entry trigger is excellent with any creature already carrying +1/+1 counters—doubling them can instantly turn a utility creature into a legitimate threat. The attack trigger is the real trick: it lets your smaller creatures “borrow” Tanazir’s power and toughness, so effects that permanently or repeatedly boost the dragon become teamwide pressure. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize efficient counter sources like evolve, graft, or proliferate cards, and consider extra-combat or pump support to maximize the attack step. It plays best in a proactive Simic shell that can build board presence early and then end games through a sudden, math-defying burst of stats.
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Tanazir Quandrix is a mythic payoff for a value-tempo deck that wants to grow a board, then convert that growth into an overwhelming swing. As a flying, trampling Elder Dragon, it threatens damage in the air while stabilizing combat on the ground, and its entry trigger is excellent with any creature already carrying +1/+1 counters—doubling them can instantly turn a utility creature into a legitimate threat. The attack trigger is the real trick: it lets your smaller creatures “borrow” Tanazir’s power and toughness, so effects that permanently or repeatedly boost the dragon become teamwide pressure. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize efficient counter sources like evolve, graft, or proliferate cards, and consider extra-combat or pump support to maximize the attack step. It plays best in a proactive Simic shell that can build board presence early and then end games through a sudden, math-defying burst of stats.
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