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Kodama's Reach
Oracle Text
Search your library for up to two basic land cards, reveal those cards, put one onto the battlefield tapped and the other into your hand, then shuffle.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Kodama’s Reach is one of Magic’s classic value ramp spells, and in Commander it quietly does almost everything a green deck wants: it fixes colors, advances mana, and replaces itself in hand so you don’t fall behind on resources. Best suited to value, midrange, and control-leaning game plans, it helps you hit crucial land drops while keeping future turns flexible. The Arcane typing nods to an older spellcraft theme, but in play the card feels very practical rather than flashy: one land arrives tapped to speed development, and the other stocks your hand to ensure you keep casting threats or interaction. It pairs especially well with landfall payoffs like Tireless Provisioner, Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Strait, or Omnath-style engines, and it’s even better in decks that care about basic lands specifically, such as budget mana bases or cards that recur lands from hand or graveyard.
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Character Background
Kodama’s Reach is one of Magic’s classic value ramp spells, and in Commander it quietly does almost everything a green deck wants: it fixes colors, advances mana, and replaces itself in hand so you don’t fall behind on resources. Best suited to value, midrange, and control-leaning game plans, it helps you hit crucial land drops while keeping future turns flexible. The Arcane typing nods to an older spellcraft theme, but in play the card feels very practical rather than flashy: one land arrives tapped to speed development, and the other stocks your hand to ensure you keep casting threats or interaction. It pairs especially well with landfall payoffs like Tireless Provisioner, Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Strait, or Omnath-style engines, and it’s even better in decks that care about basic lands specifically, such as budget mana bases or cards that recur lands from hand or graveyard.
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