Dragon-type cards often require multiple energy types, but they compensate with extremely high damage output
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Yes, and its the way to remove opposing planeswalkers if you dont have direct removal like Dreadbore
We begin the Weatherlight saga with the final set of the Mirage block : Weatherlight, released in June of 1997
