it works on progenitus

  -- By Anonymous from seattle on May 02, 2009

great card even more so when combined with the other dragons my favorite using him against green with crosis to destroy almost all of there creatures or another good combo is with darigaaz, the igniter to pack in an almost always fatal blow

  -- By Anonymous from Chicago, IL USA on October 10, 2007

As with all the legendary dragons, Dromar is very powerful and worth the relatively cheap 6 mana cost. Dromar's special ability in particular can be devastating against the right deck. A must have for retro decks!

  -- By Brad Redfield from UK on August 20, 2006

Although this creature is able to banish itself, it is still a powerful card to use, espicially if you are playing mono color decks. I suggest that you add Dream Coat to the mix, that will allow you to change the color of Dromar and be able to banish any color of creatures that you want. Although it is hard to control, he is still a strong creature and just giving him trample or unblockablitiy is the best way to do things.

  -- By Anonymous from in front of his computer on November 13, 2005

The best card i ever used.

  -- By Colby Little from Newport,PA USA on June 17, 2004

Backed by powerful spells of his day, e.g. his charm, absorb, meddling mages, Fact or Fiction, vindicate, et al, when this guy hits the table, game over.

  -- By Anonymous from London, England on March 16, 2003

Dromar is a very efficient Dragon Legend. Even though activating his bounce ability will return him if you name W, U, or B, this is definately not a bad thing. Especially when playing against a card that destroys your creatures when they deal damage, such as No Mercy(UL). Since you have priority when it deals damage, you can choose whether it dies or lives. And for those players who just dont like multicolor: Dragon Arch(AP) is the way to go.

  -- By Matt from Salt Lake City, UT USA on March 26, 2002

This is the worse Invasionīs Dragon Legend of all. OK, itīs a 6/6 for 6 mana, but itīs ability can only be activated if it deals damage, and if you choose W, U or G he goes back to your hand. It sucks!

  -- By Renavatar from New York on February 13, 2002

I have this card itīs one of the best cards in my deck. So I give it a strong 4

  -- By Alex from borgholm sweden on December 29, 2001

Dromar is, well awsome. He, first of all is a 6/6 flying for 6cc. And not many creatures heve that cc/pt ratio. Second, he...banishes! what more could you want? The only problem is that 3/5 of the time he will banish himself. Oh well. That last part got him the 4.

  -- By ross nish from Virginia, VB on November 05, 2001

Wow, a 6/6 flyer for 6 mana. Very efficient. He's a little like Megetta, except he bounces instead of destroys. And yes, he bounces himself if you name B, U, or W, but is that always a bad thing? Being able to return the banisher to your hand can be good against creature removal heavy decks.

  -- By Anonymous from Anonymous on June 27, 2001