The King smiled and said, “Indeed.” He took his next card and threw it onto the field. Beneath his warrior, a nightmarish creature of darkness rose -a two-headed Oblivion dragon.

Jaeden assessed the new creature that entered the field.

Two-Headed Oblivion Dragon

Type: Creature Card

Rarity: Epic

Description: A colossal two-headed dragon, one head spewing dark fire, the other emitting a plasma stream, with scales glimmering ominously.

Abilities:

* [Dark Fire Breath]: Deal 5 dark fire damage to all enemies.

* [Plasma Stream]: blasts a corrosive attack on all enemies, reducing their attack and defense by 3 for two turns.

* [Mount]: If a warrior is mounted on this dragon, they gain +4 Attack and +4 Defense.

Game Message: “The Two-Headed Dragon roars onto the battlefield, its dual heads wreaking havoc with fire and poison.”

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“Surprise, surprise, an overpowered card I’ve never seen before.” Jaeden thought.

The warrior mounted the beast, and while he had appeared large before, the scales shifted with the beast’s size. The dragon and warrior together were enormous, managing to dwarf Xander’s Infernal Goliath.

Jaeden realized they might be in trouble. The mirror image of the knight also had a mount. They were a shadowed reflection of the original mount and dragon. Though they didn’t duplicate their motions exactly, when one roared, the other roared silently. Jaeden thought, “Oh, shit.”

The Twilight King said, “Your turn.”