Splashable firebreathing with Trample. Shame it has to cost 3 to throw down, but at least you can use it with the massive mana ramp not usually found in red.
Posted By:
Minus_Prime
(9/22/2011 3:00:50 PM)
training grounds for super-firebreathing.
Posted By:
Aun
(9/23/2011 2:02:16 AM)
Something to do while waiting for your werewolves to transform.
Posted By:
Tommy9898
(9/22/2011 9:04:16 PM)
surprisingly good, the trample adds a lot, and if you can get a pitchfork to give it first strike he is a monster. you can pump him up to spend your mana on things other than spells, and unless he is killed by first strike or interrupted your opponent will take trample damage, perhaps a lot of it. very solid limited 3 drop that could win games if given an opening and sufficient mana. you will be happy to play him.
Posted By:
jsttu
(9/24/2011 9:16:38 PM)
Love this little pup for Peasant decks, he totally outshines Fiery Hellhound; same CMC (but more splashable), more splashable firebreathing (2RR to give him +4/+0 as opposed to RRRR for the Hellhound), and most important of all, trample! Good doggy, into the Peasant Cube with you...
Posted By:
Tzaph
(10/2/2011 6:00:55 AM)
I totally underestimated this card. Originally I had thought to be rather poor, definitely worse than the Darkthicket Wolf and a little worse than the Kessig Wolf. After picking him late in a pack, I put him in my deck cause I was low on creatures, and it actually won me a couple of games. As has been mentioned, a very awesome way to spend a turn that you want to use to turn on your werewolves.
Posted By:
Selez
(10/1/2011 10:33:46 PM)
Do not underestimate firebreathing evasive creatures.
Posted By:
HairlessThoctar
(9/22/2011 6:00:22 PM)
This thing will never top Garruk's Companion.
Posted By:
deadeye1387
(10/17/2011 3:58:28 PM)
He doesn't look like much, but this card can deal a TON of damage. I one two games at the Launch party using this as my finisher.
Posted By:
luca_barelli
(10/8/2011 1:11:13 PM)