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Spitfire Lagac
Oracle Text
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, this creature deals 1 damage to each opponent.
Card Details
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Character Background
Spitfire Lagac reads like a creature designed to punish slow starts and reward a land-focused plan: a stout 3/4 for {3}{R} that pings each opponent whenever a land enters your battlefield, so it best supports a tempo/value strategy that converts routine land drops into incremental burn and board presence—particularly potent in multiplayer. Thematically it’s a lizard that erupts whenever the ground shifts beneath it, and mechanically it functions as both a clock and a political pressure piece. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize a high land count and reliable land-drop engines: fetchlands and ramp spells (for example, Cultivate or Rampant Growth) plus additional land-play effects (Exploration- or Azusa-style cards) will multiply triggers and make each land a mini Lightning Bolt to every opponent. It also pairs well with bounce/recursion that replays lands and with wide-range burn or finishers to close games once you’ve softened opponents; in short, lean into landfall synergies and extra land plays to get the most consistent value.
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Character Background
Spitfire Lagac reads like a creature designed to punish slow starts and reward a land-focused plan: a stout 3/4 for {3}{R} that pings each opponent whenever a land enters your battlefield, so it best supports a tempo/value strategy that converts routine land drops into incremental burn and board presence—particularly potent in multiplayer. Thematically it’s a lizard that erupts whenever the ground shifts beneath it, and mechanically it functions as both a clock and a political pressure piece. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize a high land count and reliable land-drop engines: fetchlands and ramp spells (for example, Cultivate or Rampant Growth) plus additional land-play effects (Exploration- or Azusa-style cards) will multiply triggers and make each land a mini Lightning Bolt to every opponent. It also pairs well with bounce/recursion that replays lands and with wide-range burn or finishers to close games once you’ve softened opponents; in short, lean into landfall synergies and extra land plays to get the most consistent value.
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