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Hungry Dragon
Regular
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Gold
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Set:Blackrock MountainBlackrock Mountain
Type:Minion
Minion type:Dragon
Class:NeutralNeutral
Rarity:CommonCommon
Cost:4 Mana icon
Attack:5 Attack icon
Health:6 Health
Abilities:Battlecry, Summon
Wiki tags:Cost-related, Random
Artist:John Polidora
Battlecry: Summon a random 1-Cost minion for your opponent.
Flavor text

Hungry Hungry Dragon is NOT a fun game.

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Hungry Dragon is a common neutral minion card, from the Blackrock Mountain set.

How to get

Two copies of regular Hungry Dragon are obtained by defeating Chromaggus in Blackrock Mountain.

As a Wild-format card, both regular and golden versions of Hungry Dragon can also be crafted for the following amounts:

Card Crafting cost Disenchanting
Hungry Dragon 40 5
Golden Hungry Dragon 400 50

Notes

  • The minion summoned by the Hungry Dragon's Battlecry will be ready to attack by your opponent's turn.
  • Class minions summoned by an opponent's Hungry Dragon will count towards your "play X class cards" quests.
  • The summoned minion counts as though it was summoned by your opponent for the purposes of cards such as Whispers of the Old GodsDarkshire Councilman.

Strategy

Can be used to intentionally inflate the number of enemy minions, in order to activate LegacyMind Control Tech's Battlecry. Similarly, it can enable spells that require at least two minions (LegacyMulti-Shot, LegacyForked Lightning, LegacyCleave).

LegacyCabal Shadow Priest and LegacyShadow Madness can be used to steal the 1 cost minion, turning this card's downside into a useful bonus effect.

The 1-cost minion can be a target for LegacyBane of Doom, LegacyRaging Worgen or LegacyStampeding Kodo.

The 1-cost minion may also present various minion type or ability synergies for the player to take advantage of. For example:

This card can also work against a mage's NaxxramasDuplicate: if the 1 cost minion is destroyed, the value of the secret is diminished.

Dragon synergies aside, this card is essentially a The Grand TournamentPit Fighter for 4 mana instead of 5 with the drawback of summoning a minion for the opponent.

Possible summons

The below table lists all collectible 1-Mana minions available in Standard format, representing the range of Hungry Dragon's possible summons.[1]

Lore

Wowpedia iconThis section uses content from Wowpedia.
A dragon is a reptilian creature, usually winged, with magical or unusual abilities. Dragons were one of the first intelligent life forms to appear in Azeroth. It is not clear whether the titans created them or if they somehow evolved prior to the titans' arrival. At one time, their numbers were uncountable, but in present-day Azeroth there are very few left. Originally, there were many different dragonflights, with many different colors to be seen. The five most influential, however, were the reds, the greens, the bronze, the blacks, and the blues, and eventually most (if not all) of the other flights disappeared.
Chosen by the titans, each of the five dragonflights were given domain over a certain aspect of the world, ranging from the earth to time itself. During the War of the Ancients, the dragonflights sought to fulfill their duty and strike against the invading Burning Legion. Over time, the dragons have endured much hardship and only a handful still remain, hostile to all that may tamper with the titans' creations.

Gallery

File:Hungry Dragon art.jpg

Hungry Dragon, full art

Trivia

Patch changes

References

 
  1. Ben Brode on Twitter. (2015-03-06). 
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