Ulamogs

Ulamogs refers to two legendary Eldrazi titans in Magic: The Gathering. They are among the oldest and most powerful beings in the game's cosmology, described as colorless creatures that originate from the Blind Eternities. In the lore, Ulamog is part of the triad of Eldrazi titans—Kozilek and Emrakul being the others—depicted as devourers that consume matter and magic to sustain themselves.

Card-wise, the name appears on two prominent cards: Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger, first printed in Rise of the Eldrazi (2010), and Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre, printed in Battle for Zendikar (2015). Each card presents a massive, indestructible colorless legendary creature that embodies the Eldrazi's overwhelming threat. The pair have become iconic examples of large-statted finishers in colorless and Eldrazi-focused decks.

In gameplay, Ulamogs are usually deployed as late-game finishers; their sheer size and indestructibility make them difficult to remove through conventional means, prompting opponents to plan for exile or counterplay. They appear in various formats, including multiplayer and constructed environments, and are frequently cited as emblematic of the Eldrazi menace on Zendikar.

Ulamog remains one of Magic's best-known antagonists, and the two printed cards are among the most recognizable Eldrazi manifestations. The name Ulamog is closely associated with cataclysmic force and the appetite of the Eldrazi for all matter within a plane.