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Edge of Autumn
Oracle Text
If you control four or fewer lands, search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
Cycling—Sacrifice a land. (Sacrifice a land, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Edge of Autumn is a tidy little ramp spell that rewards careful sequencing, especially in green decks built to hit land drops early without sacrificing later flexibility. In practice, it best supports value and midrange game plans, and it can even help combo shells that care about reaching a critical mana threshold quickly. If you’re on four or fewer lands, it effectively replaces itself with a basic land, making it a solid way to smooth out your curve and accelerate into stronger plays. The cycling mode is the real hidden strength: sacrificing a land to draw can turn a dead late-game draw into fresh gas, and it pairs nicely with decks that replay lands from the graveyard or care about landfall-style triggers. In a Time Spiral environment, its “resource management” feel fits the set’s restless, shifting magic—an autumnal trade of immediate ground for future growth.
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Character Background
Edge of Autumn is a tidy little ramp spell that rewards careful sequencing, especially in green decks built to hit land drops early without sacrificing later flexibility. In practice, it best supports value and midrange game plans, and it can even help combo shells that care about reaching a critical mana threshold quickly. If you’re on four or fewer lands, it effectively replaces itself with a basic land, making it a solid way to smooth out your curve and accelerate into stronger plays. The cycling mode is the real hidden strength: sacrificing a land to draw can turn a dead late-game draw into fresh gas, and it pairs nicely with decks that replay lands from the graveyard or care about landfall-style triggers. In a Time Spiral environment, its “resource management” feel fits the set’s restless, shifting magic—an autumnal trade of immediate ground for future growth.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:40:44 UTC