The Ur-Dragon also has a game-ending effect once it hits the board, refilling your hand and slamming more dragons into play for free
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Mox Jasper the latest Mox to be criticized as not good enough (Im inclined to agree), this is its place to shine
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This ability triggers when you spend three mana of a single color towards the casting cost of a spell
It is just as well he is a lot of monster for what you pay as he doesn't really fit in well anywhere, he just makes up for it in power
