Lorehold, the Historian

Miracle was always a mechanic tethered to the first draw of a turn: it converts the first card you see each turn into a discount, but only if you cast it the moment the trigger resolves. This dragon does not loosen that clause; it manufactures the draws that trigger it. Stamping every instant and sorcery in hand with a fixed miracle cost of turns each first-of-the-turn draw into a lottery ticket, and the upkeep loot is the machine that keeps buying tickets. On each opponent's upkeep you may discard and draw, and because the drawn card counts as the first card you drew that turn, a miracle-eligible spell revealed off the draw can be cast immediately on their turn for the discount. That matters most for sorceries: miracle lets you fire a sweeper during their upkeep, before they commit an attack, at a speed sorceries never otherwise reach. Instants gain the discount too, though they could already answer on the opponent's turn without it. The catch is the shape of the mechanic: you cast on draw or you lose the window, so this is a proactive engine feeding off fresh draws, not a way to bank cheap spells for later. Each opponent's upkeep adds another eligible draw, so the more opponents at the table, the more the loot fires. The 5/5 flier with haste is the clock underneath all of it, threatening five the turn it lands while the discount engine hums. Binding a repeatable miracle payoff to a hasty threat is a clean statement of what a spells-matter red-white leader is for.