The 2004 Darksteel release features Furnace Dragon, card number 62, as a formidable Rare artifact-focused Dragon creature designed to disrupt opponent strategies.
Furnace Dragon
2004 • Magic: The Gathering • Darksteel
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Furnace Dragon stands as a defining Rare creature from the 2004 Magic: The Gathering Darksteel set, identified as card number 62 in the DST code. Designed by Matthew D. Wilson, this nine-mana-value Dragon brings significant weight to the game board as a powerful artifact synergist. The card’s identity is rooted in its ability to leverage the artifact theme that characterized the era, offering players a strategic tool that rewards resource accumulation. As a single-red color identity card, it fits seamlessly into decks built around artifact acceleration, providing a formidable 5/5 body with the Flying ability to navigate airspace. The strategic value of this card lies in its Affinity for artifacts mechanic, which drastically reduces the mana cost for each artifact a player controls. This design encourages players to construct their board with a density of artifacts, turning what might otherwise be an uncastable threat into a manageable late-game finisher. Beyond its casting efficiency, Furnace Dragon offers a disruptive entry effect: when cast from hand, it exiles all artifacts on the battlefield. This interaction creates a high-stakes moment that can completely reset the board state, making it a memorable piece of the Darksteel set’s design philosophy. Collectors often seek this card for its historical significance within the Magic: The Gathering universe and its unique gameplay interaction. For those building collections based on set completion or specific creature types, this Rare card represents an essential component. Its enduring appeal comes from its bold mechanical identity and the way it encapsulates the competitive spirit of mid-2000s gameplay. Whether viewed through the lens of set history or mechanical innovation, Furnace Dragon remains a notable entry in the Magic: The Gathering catalog.
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Featured Subject
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Furnace Dragon
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Rare
Matthew D. Wilson
Card Stock
English
{6}{R}{R}{R}
Creature — Dragon
5 / 5
R
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Affinity for artifacts (This spell costs {1} less to cast for each artifact you control.) Flying When this creature enters, if you cast it from your hand, exile all artifacts.
FAQ
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What is the mana cost of Furnace Dragon?
Furnace Dragon has a mana cost of six generic mana and three red mana, totaling nine mana. However, its Affinity for artifacts mechanic reduces this cost by one mana for each artifact you control.
What abilities does the Furnace Dragon card have?
The card features the Flying ability, allowing it to evade most ground creatures. Upon entering the battlefield if cast from hand, it also exiles all other artifacts on the battlefield.
Who illustrated the Darksteel Furnace Dragon card?
The artwork for card number 62 in the 2004 Darksteel set was created by illustrator Matthew D. Wilson.
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