(2025-06-06) When two cards (for example, Fang, Fearless l'Cie and Vanille, Cheerful l'Cie) are melded, the result is a single permanent (in this case, Ragnarok, Divine Deliverance) that's represented by two cards
Id say Im definitely onto something here
Since Dragons are known for their late-game strength, you may be targeted before you ever play a creature, since your opponents will want to take you out of the game before you become a problem
Other mechanics included in the set all lean into the theme
Are singles cheaper
If you pay this additional cost, you get an effect that has been commonly used on a multitude of cards over the last decade: you get to exile a card from the opponents graveyard, then remove all other copies from their graveyard, hand, or library from the game