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CardName: Diminutive Dragon Cost: {U} Type: Creature - Dragon Pow/Tgh: 0/1 Rules Text: Flying Dragonpart- Wings: flying counter (If this creature is exiled as part of a Reawakening cost, it gains these counters.) Dragonpart- Tail Dragonpart- Head Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Build Your Dragon Uncommon |
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Why does this use counters? The card is exiled. It can serve as its own marker.
Is there a reason flying is tied to "Dragonpart- Wings"? Does that mean that you have to assign where the wings come from and gain only the counters from Wings once?
Otherwise you probably want to write it as "Dragonparts Wings, Tail & Head - Flying."
At the time of this thought, keyword counters seemed the easiest option. This is not to say that there are no merits to the creature exiling itself underneath the Elder Dragon.
There actually is no reason other than how my head processed the appearance. "Dragonsparts- Tail, head, and wings: flying" should work equally as well.