Dragonlord/Vatn Draconis!?

If you had this reaction when seeing this deck, you are not alone. Many consider Vatn Draconis to be a lesser dragon when it comes to your ability. I mean, Who wants to spend mana to activate an ability that only works at the end of your turn and has to be used while you’re on a water site?

So what made this deck so good? The answers…

Draw Power

Say I have 6 mana and no cards. I have two minions attacking my site and no way to deal with them. I draw an Into The Abyss. I can only remove 1 minion, which means the other will hit me next turn.

Now, what if I was playing Dragonlord and just drew a Sir Pelleas? I can move, use my ability, and play Sir Pelleas along with it, putting my own threat on the board while simultaneously removing all others at a site.

This means I can have a deck full of minions, and not have to draw extra cards to use removal.

The Element Of Surprise

Nobody expects you to play water Dragonlord at a cornerstone. Nobody. As such, people expect this to be an easy match. They might not play their mulligans as seriously, or play low on the defense.

Then, just as they think they have you, you play your ability.

Suddenly, their minions are dead, they have no defense, and they have to look at your dragon again because they can’t believe their eyes.

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