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Command Bridge
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, sacrifice it unless you tap an untapped permanent you control.
{T}: Add one mana of any color.
Card Details
Character Background
Command Bridge reads like the sort of forward operating hub you’d find at the edge of a starship campaign: a place where one crew member stays at the console so the rest of the mission can keep moving. Mechanically, it rewards decks that can spare an untapped permanent on turn one or two, making it especially attractive in tempo, control, and multicolor value shells that want fixing without spending mana. Because it enters tapped and asks for a tapped-off payment in the form of an untapped permanent, it’s best in lists with low-cost creatures, token makers, or disposable mana dorks, where “sacrificing” a small resource preserves your overall pace. In Commander, it’s particularly smooth alongside artifacts or enchantments that don’t need to attack or tap immediately. The real draw is flexibility: once online, it becomes a clean rainbow land, helping greedy mana bases cast off-color interaction or late-game bombs without much fuss.
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Character Background
Command Bridge reads like the sort of forward operating hub you’d find at the edge of a starship campaign: a place where one crew member stays at the console so the rest of the mission can keep moving. Mechanically, it rewards decks that can spare an untapped permanent on turn one or two, making it especially attractive in tempo, control, and multicolor value shells that want fixing without spending mana. Because it enters tapped and asks for a tapped-off payment in the form of an untapped permanent, it’s best in lists with low-cost creatures, token makers, or disposable mana dorks, where “sacrificing” a small resource preserves your overall pace. In Commander, it’s particularly smooth alongside artifacts or enchantments that don’t need to attack or tap immediately. The real draw is flexibility: once online, it becomes a clean rainbow land, helping greedy mana bases cast off-color interaction or late-game bombs without much fuss.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:43 UTC