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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
Character Background
Kodama’s Reach is one of the cleanest green value spells in Magic: The Gathering, and in Commander Masters it remains a staple for any deck that wants to hit land drops, accelerate into its midgame, and keep resources flowing. The Arcane subtype nods to Kamigawa’s spirit-infused magic, fitting the card’s feel of quietly calling out to the land for aid rather than forcing it. In play, it best supports value, control, and midrange game plans, though nearly any green deck can benefit from the consistency it provides. The key strength is flexibility: one basic land ramps you immediately while the other refills your hand, smoothing both mana and card availability. It’s especially strong in three- and five-color commander decks that need reliable fixing, and it pairs nicely with landfall payoffs, sacrifice effects that care about extra lands, or commanders that reward casting multiple spells a turn.
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Character Background
Kodama’s Reach is one of the cleanest green value spells in Magic: The Gathering, and in Commander Masters it remains a staple for any deck that wants to hit land drops, accelerate into its midgame, and keep resources flowing. The Arcane subtype nods to Kamigawa’s spirit-infused magic, fitting the card’s feel of quietly calling out to the land for aid rather than forcing it. In play, it best supports value, control, and midrange game plans, though nearly any green deck can benefit from the consistency it provides. The key strength is flexibility: one basic land ramps you immediately while the other refills your hand, smoothing both mana and card availability. It’s especially strong in three- and five-color commander decks that need reliable fixing, and it pairs nicely with landfall payoffs, sacrifice effects that care about extra lands, or commanders that reward casting multiple spells a turn.
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