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Ozai, the Phoenix King
Oracle Text
Trample, firebending 4, haste
If you would lose unspent mana, that mana becomes red instead.
Ozai has flying and indestructible as long as you have six or more unspent mana.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ozai, the Phoenix King looks built to dominate aggressive midrange and mana-sinking shells, turning every point of spare resource into more red pressure while threatening a huge, hasty 7/7 body. In practice, his firebending 4 and the replacement effect that converts lost unspent mana into red mean you want decks that can float mana through combat, postcombat main phases, and end steps, especially with cards that generate temporary mana or leave you with flexible sequencing. He is especially nasty in shells that ramp early, then cash in excess mana for burn spells or activated abilities while still growing his threat profile. The six-or-more-unspent-mana clause is a strong deckbuilding incentive to include mana rocks, treasures, or burst mana sources so he can gain flying and indestructible as a finisher. Lore-wise, he reads as pure imperial momentum: relentless, overwhelming, and difficult to answer once the battlefield is under his control.
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Character Background
Ozai, the Phoenix King looks built to dominate aggressive midrange and mana-sinking shells, turning every point of spare resource into more red pressure while threatening a huge, hasty 7/7 body. In practice, his firebending 4 and the replacement effect that converts lost unspent mana into red mean you want decks that can float mana through combat, postcombat main phases, and end steps, especially with cards that generate temporary mana or leave you with flexible sequencing. He is especially nasty in shells that ramp early, then cash in excess mana for burn spells or activated abilities while still growing his threat profile. The six-or-more-unspent-mana clause is a strong deckbuilding incentive to include mana rocks, treasures, or burst mana sources so he can gain flying and indestructible as a finisher. Lore-wise, he reads as pure imperial momentum: relentless, overwhelming, and difficult to answer once the battlefield is under his control.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:45 UTC