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Renegade Map
Oracle Text
This artifact enters tapped.
{T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Search your library for a basic land card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Renegade Map is a modest but dependable value artifact that quietly supports slower, land-hungry game plans, especially control and midrange decks that want to hit land drops without spending a full card on a basic land later. Because it enters tapped, it is not an explosive tempo tool, but it rewards patience: cast it on turn one or two, then cash it in when you can afford the mana and need to smooth your draw. The key synergy is with shuffle effects, landfall payoffs, and cards that care about artifacts entering or leaving the battlefield, since it replaces itself with a basic land in hand while also putting an artifact into the graveyard. It is also a solid fix for splash colors in budget mana bases, though it only finds basics, so deckbuilding should respect that limitation. In Commander, it is most useful in decks that value consistency over speed.
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Character Background
Renegade Map is a modest but dependable value artifact that quietly supports slower, land-hungry game plans, especially control and midrange decks that want to hit land drops without spending a full card on a basic land later. Because it enters tapped, it is not an explosive tempo tool, but it rewards patience: cast it on turn one or two, then cash it in when you can afford the mana and need to smooth your draw. The key synergy is with shuffle effects, landfall payoffs, and cards that care about artifacts entering or leaving the battlefield, since it replaces itself with a basic land in hand while also putting an artifact into the graveyard. It is also a solid fix for splash colors in budget mana bases, though it only finds basics, so deckbuilding should respect that limitation. In Commander, it is most useful in decks that value consistency over speed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 23:10:44 UTC