Dragon Roost
| Name | Dragon Roost |
|---|---|
| Type | Battlefield |
| Description | Any player may pay :rb_rune_rainbow::rb_rune_rainbow: as an additional cost to play a Dragon. If they do, they play it to this battlefield. |
| Artist | Kudos Productions |
| Set | Vendetta #157 |
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About Dragon Roost
Dragon Roost, Battlefield, designed by Kudos Productions first released in Jul, 2026 in the set Vendetta.
Dragon Roost is best in a dedicated Dragon midrange/ramp deck that can reliably produce rainbow runes and wants to deploy expensive Dragons directly onto a battlefield, letting those large units immediately contest or defend an objective rather than spending a separate turn moving there; it is especially attractive if your Dragon package has strong on-play or battlefield-presence effects. Its downside is that the ability is symmetrical—an opponent can also pay the two rainbow-rune surcharge to use the Roost—so it is weak as a generic battlefield and should not be included merely because a deck happens to run one or two Dragons. There is no universally “better” replacement for its specific Dragon-placement effect, but a normal battlefield with stronger, one-sided value is generally better in decks without a high Dragon density or dependable rainbow-rune access. Dragon Roost should see play only as a focused synergy choice in multicolor Dragon decks, not as a staple battlefield.
Frequently asked questions about Dragon Roost
What type of card is Dragon Roost?
Dragon Roost is a Battlefield card in Legends of Runeterra LOR.
What does Dragon Roost do?
Any player may pay :rb_rune_rainbow::rb_rune_rainbow: as an additional cost to play a Dragon. If they do, they play it to this battlefield.
What set is Dragon Roost from?
Dragon Roost was first released in the set Vendetta, illustrated by Kudos Productions.
Is Dragon Roost legal to play?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Dragon Roost can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.

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