Ramos, Dragon Engine

Description

Ramos, Dragon Engine is a legendary artifact creature dragon featured in the 2017 Magic: The Gathering Treasure Chest release. Designed by Joseph Meehan, this card holds the Mythic Rare designation within its set, distinguishing it as a high-tier collectible among TCG enthusiasts. The card bears the number 65749 and carries a mana cost of six, establishing its presence as a significant investment of resources during gameplay. The mechanical identity of Ramos, Dragon Engine revolves around its five-color color identity, encompassing white, blue, black, red, and green. This versatility is reflected in its primary ability: whenever a player casts a spell, the dragon receives +1/+1 counters based on the number of colors in that spell. This mechanic rewards multi-colored decks and strategic spell selection, making the creature a dynamic presence on the battlefield. As the counters accumulate, the dragon grows in power and toughness, starting at 4/4 and scaling with every spell played. A secondary activated ability allows players to remove five +1/+1 counters from Ramos to generate a massive amount of mana, specifically {W}{W}{U}{U}{B}{B}{R}{R}{G}{G}. This ability can only be used once each turn, providing a powerful burst of resources that can turn the tide of a match. The card includes the flying keyword, ensuring it can evade most ground-based blockers. This combination of growth, resource generation, and evasion creates a unique gameplay loop that appeals to players seeking complex and rewarding card interactions. Collectors often seek out the foil finish of this Mythic Rare for its visual appeal and durability. Whether building a competitive deck or expanding a collection of legendary artifacts, this card offers both aesthetic and functional value. Its intricate design and versatile abilities make it a memorable part of the Magic: The Gathering landscape.