why would this guy be in whispers of the old gods? I don't see how they are related
Deathwing, Dragonlord
- Mana
- 10
- Attack
- 12
- Health
- 12
To his credit, Deathwing really took to heart the feedback he was receiving that he needed to be "more of a team player".
- Released
- Nov 13, 2020
- Revealed
- Apr 12, 2016
- Artist
- Alex Horley Orlandelli
- Craft cost
- 1,600 dust
- Disenchant
- 400 dust
- Copies per deck
- 1
- Collectible
- Yes
- Card ID
- OG_317
- DBF ID
- 38943
Decks using this card
Card sounds
Sound effects
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Play VO_OG_317_Male_Dragon_Play_01
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Play Dragonlord_Play_Stinger
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Attack VO_OG_317_Male_Dragon_Attack_01
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Death VO_OG_317_Male_Dragon_Death_01
Formats
- StandardNot legal
- WildLegal
- ArenaNot available
Expansion, rotated to Wild. All Whispers of the Old Gods cards
Game accessories
Dragon, Dragonfire, Dragon Heart, Dragonmaster, Dragon Priest, Dragons, Dragons!, Legendary
Deathwing, Dragonlord guides
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Ten months late, but I have an answer. Deathwing is a servant of the Old Gods. In Cataclysm, you see Deathwing's corpse in the bad future you travel to where the Old Gods have won. In that future, Deathwing's body is impaled on Wyrmrest Temple. This artwork shows Deathwing standing on top of Wyrmrest Temple, implying this card takes place moments before the Old Gods kill him since they no longer have any use for him.
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dope
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I am speculating that we will get a bunch of dragons in the last set of Year of the Dragon. If so, this card will be fantastic in Wild.
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Great art but meh effect. Most dragons have a battlecry with not that great bodies, so you need super specific cards like Hungry Drake or Ysera. Beyond that...10 mana do nothing this turn. Any poly effect and you're screwed.
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I love this card to this day. Cool effect, amazing art





















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