Thunderbird

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NameThunderbird
TypeCharacter
Description#Icons of mtg# My Expedition [Ascends]. When my Expedition moves forward [due to Ascension] — Draw a card.
Flavor"Extraction imminent!"
SetRoots of Corruption #OR-110-R2
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About Thunderbird

Thunderbird, Character, designed by None first released in September 2026 in the set Roots of Corruption.

Thunderbird best fits a Yzmir deck built around repeatedly triggering Ascension—especially a spell-heavy, tempo-oriented list that can reliably give its own Expedition the Ascends ability and move it forward, turning Thunderbird into a three-cost body that replaces itself while advancing your board. However, it is fairly conditional: without a dependable Ascension engine, its draw effect may never trigger, making it weaker than more reliable card-advantage options such as **Haven, Bringer of Knowledge** or other low-cost draw cards that generate value immediately rather than waiting for a specific Expedition state. Thunderbird should see play only if your deck is deliberately built around Ascension and can trigger it consistently; in a normal Yzmir deck, it is probably too slow and situational, while in a dedicated Ascension build it can be a reasonable synergy inclusion but not an automatic staple.

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Frequently asked questions about Thunderbird

What type of card is Thunderbird?

Thunderbird is a Character card in Altered altered.

What is the effect of Thunderbird?

#{J}# My Expedition [Ascends]. When my Expedition moves forward [due to Ascension] — Draw a card.

What is the original set of Thunderbird?

Thunderbird was first released in the set Roots of Corruption.

What is the legality of Thunderbird?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Thunderbird can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.