Phoenix
A flying Legendary that leaves behind an egg on death, hatching into a second, weaker version of itself for extended value.
Recent Performance
Phoenix appears in 3.8% of recently tracked decks and wins 68% of its matches.
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What Does Phoenix Do?
Phoenix is a flying troop capable of hitting both ground and air targets. When it's finally defeated, it leaves behind an egg that hatches back into a smaller, weaker version of Phoenix after a short delay, effectively giving the card a second life.
That resurrection mechanic means simply killing Phoenix once isn't enough to fully remove the threat - the egg needs to be dealt with too if the opponent wants to prevent it from returning.
Where Phoenix Fits
He works well as both a defensive troop and offensive support, since his built-in resurrection gives him lasting value that outpaces most single-life troops at the same cost.
How to Counter Phoenix
Destroying the egg before it hatches denies the resurrection entirely, so following up after his first death is key to fully removing the threat.
Phoenix FAQ
What rarity is Phoenix?
Phoenix is a Legendary air troop.
What happens when Phoenix dies?
It leaves behind an egg, which hatches back into a smaller, weaker version of Phoenix after a short delay.
Does Phoenix target ground units?
Yes. Despite being an air troop, it can hit both ground and air targets.
What counters Phoenix?
Destroying the egg before it hatches prevents the resurrection entirely, denying its second life.
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