Dragonlord (Legacy MTG Deck)

Scourge of Valkas and Utvara Hellkite work excessively well together, and of course both are excellent independantly in a dragon deck(the only place they belong). Scourge of Valkas is the most important dragon in this deck, but when both are in play, the opponent is usually dead soon.

Hellkite Tyrant is good even if opponent don't have any artifact. But most decks have a few, so this dragon will often change the game dramatically. Much better to steal artifacts than destroying 'em, right? :P especially when it costs no mana to do so.

Steel Hellkite is still one of my favorite dragons, because he can solve all sorts of problems. ESPECIALLY ENCHANTMENTS(main problem of red magic). And being an artifact creature, he can deal the ''Protection from red'' problem.

Knollspine Dragon is a nice alternative to Browbeat for drawing, while also putting another dragon into play. With Scourge of Valkas in play, Knollspine Dragon will trigger the damage effect of Scourge of Valkas when he comes into play, and can use it to damage directly the opponent to trigger it's drawing ability. That's in addition to the damage done to the opponent(if any) during the attack preceding the casting of Knollspine Dragon. But in a bad scenario, with only one Scourge of Valkas in play, you'd still draw 2 cards.

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Date added	11 years
Last updated	8 years
Legality	This deck is Legacy legal.
Rarity (main - side)	15 - 5 Mythic Rares 37 - 8 Rares 3 - 5 Uncommons 4 - 0 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	4.14
Tokens	Dragon 1/1 RG, Dragon 6/6 R
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