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Shambling Vent
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
{T}: Add {W} or {B}.
{1}{W}{B}: Until end of turn, this land becomes a 2/3 white and black Elemental creature with lifelink. It's still a land.
Card Details
Character Background
Shambling Vent is a clean example of a manland that quietly pulls double duty, fitting especially well into control and midrange game plans that want mana consistency early and a threat late. Because it enters tapped, it asks for a small tempo concession, but in return it fixes for white or black and eventually turns into a 2/3 lifelink creature that can stabilize races and chip away safely. That lifelink matters most in grindy games, where you can activate it after the opponent has tapped low or use it to offset aggressive damage while still keeping a land on board. It pairs especially well with decks that care about life gain, landfall, or recurring permanents, and it’s a strong include alongside sweepers since it survives as a land until you choose to animate it. In Commander, it shines as a low-opportunity-cost source of inevitability.
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Character Background
Shambling Vent is a clean example of a manland that quietly pulls double duty, fitting especially well into control and midrange game plans that want mana consistency early and a threat late. Because it enters tapped, it asks for a small tempo concession, but in return it fixes for white or black and eventually turns into a 2/3 lifelink creature that can stabilize races and chip away safely. That lifelink matters most in grindy games, where you can activate it after the opponent has tapped low or use it to offset aggressive damage while still keeping a land on board. It pairs especially well with decks that care about life gain, landfall, or recurring permanents, and it’s a strong include alongside sweepers since it survives as a land until you choose to animate it. In Commander, it shines as a low-opportunity-cost source of inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 05:10:45 UTC