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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 those quietly defining green spells that rewards patience and planning, fitting best into value, ramp, and midrange game plans where hitting land drops matters more than early pressure. For {2}{G}, it effectively turns one card into two basics, with one coming down tapped and the other refueling your hand, which is excellent for smoothing draws and ensuring you keep pace into the midgame. In Commander, it shines especially in decks that care about land drops, graveyard recursion, or spell count, and it pairs naturally with effects like landfall triggers, bounce lands, or commanders that reward ramping every turn. Because it searches for basic lands, it also helps stabilize shaky mana bases and makes greedy multicolor builds more reliable. The “Kodama” flavor suggests patient growth and harmonious expansion, and the gameplay mirrors that idea: slow, disciplined development that sets up stronger turns later rather than chasing immediate board impact.
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Character Background
Kodama’s Reach is one of those quietly defining green spells that rewards patience and planning, fitting best into value, ramp, and midrange game plans where hitting land drops matters more than early pressure. For {2}{G}, it effectively turns one card into two basics, with one coming down tapped and the other refueling your hand, which is excellent for smoothing draws and ensuring you keep pace into the midgame. In Commander, it shines especially in decks that care about land drops, graveyard recursion, or spell count, and it pairs naturally with effects like landfall triggers, bounce lands, or commanders that reward ramping every turn. Because it searches for basic lands, it also helps stabilize shaky mana bases and makes greedy multicolor builds more reliable. The “Kodama” flavor suggests patient growth and harmonious expansion, and the gameplay mirrors that idea: slow, disciplined development that sets up stronger turns later rather than chasing immediate board impact.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:10:44 UTC