She also populates your squirrels twice or your non-squirrel tokens once on your end step
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If this card attacks a DARK monster while not equipped with any Equip Cards, it gains 1000 ATK during the Damage Step only
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Sample dragon deck skeleton (The Ur-Dragon) Heres how the template comes together as a concrete 100-card list outline you can fill in: 1 Commander: The Ur-Dragon ~30 Dragons: Tiamat, Scion of the Ur-Dragon, Terror of the Peaks, Scourge of Valkas, Goldspan Dragon, Old Gnawbone, Ancient Gold Dragon, Thundermaw Hellkite, Dragonlord Atarka, Karrthus, and a deep bench of your favorites ~8 Payoffs: Dragon Tempest, Crucible of Fire, Temur Ascendancy, Heralds Horn, Morophon, Dragons Hoard, Dragonlords Servant ~11 Ramp: Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, five-color rocks, Cultivate, Farseek, Sakura-Tribe Elder ~10 Interaction: Crux of Fate plus spot removal and a second sweeper ~7 Card draw: dragon-specific and generic refuel ~37 Lands: a five-color base duals, fetches, and utility lands The fastest way to assemble a tuned list is to let our AI deck builder generate a full dragon deck around your chosen commander, then run it through the Deck Analyzer to confirm your ramp and curve are dialed in

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