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Ran and Shaw
Oracle Text
Flying, firebending 2
When Ran and Shaw enter, if you cast them and there are three or more Dragon and/or Lesson cards in your graveyard, create a token that's a copy of Ran and Shaw, except it's not legendary.
{3}{R}: Dragons you control get +2/+0 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ran and Shaw fit best in a Dragon-forward tempo or midrange aggression plan, where evasive pressure and burst damage matter more than grinding value. A 4/4 flyer for five mana already asks awkward blocks, and firebending 2 makes attacking feel even more punishing by helping fuel explosive follow-up turns. The real payoff is the enter trigger: if you cast them with three or more Dragon and/or Lesson cards in your graveyard, you get a nonlegendary copy, turning one threat into two and quickly snowballing board presence. That makes self-mill, loot, and cheap Lessons especially attractive deckbuilding tools, since they help stock the graveyard while smoothing draws. The activated anthem for Dragons is the other key incentive: in a dedicated Dragon shell, even a modest board can suddenly present lethal damage. Lore-wise, the pair evokes a bonded, aerial force—hard to pin down, harder to contain, and ideal as the centerpiece of a fiery finisher.
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Character Background
Ran and Shaw fit best in a Dragon-forward tempo or midrange aggression plan, where evasive pressure and burst damage matter more than grinding value. A 4/4 flyer for five mana already asks awkward blocks, and firebending 2 makes attacking feel even more punishing by helping fuel explosive follow-up turns. The real payoff is the enter trigger: if you cast them with three or more Dragon and/or Lesson cards in your graveyard, you get a nonlegendary copy, turning one threat into two and quickly snowballing board presence. That makes self-mill, loot, and cheap Lessons especially attractive deckbuilding tools, since they help stock the graveyard while smoothing draws. The activated anthem for Dragons is the other key incentive: in a dedicated Dragon shell, even a modest board can suddenly present lethal damage. Lore-wise, the pair evokes a bonded, aerial force—hard to pin down, harder to contain, and ideal as the centerpiece of a fiery finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:49 UTC