Commonly, this card is used as a tech card in counter-Dragapult decks, rather than as the crown jewel of its own deck (thanks to its Fairy Zone ability), but its true place in the meta remains to be seen post-rotation
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Learn more: Ed Greenwood, "Wyrms of the North: Klauth" in Dragon Magazine 244 (February 1998) Dragons of Faern Storm King's Thunder Old Gnawbone The domain of Claugiyliamatar, better known as "Old Gnawbone," encompasses a significant swath of northwestern Faern, and the dragon's notoriety for killing adventurers spreads even farther out
Player characters with mid-battle dialogue will get up to speak even if they're dead or asleep, then lie back down and die or go to sleep again after the dialogue ends
They have an extensive selection of products, including rare and hard-to-find items you wont see anywhere else
Just sacrifice a trivial merfolk token after each swing and you can easily complete a victory lap of the table (or set up a different win con) over several consecutive turns
