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Brushland
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{T}: Add {G} or {W}. This land deals 1 damage to you.
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Character Background
Brushland is a classic pain land that quietly does a lot of work for green-white decks, offering either colorless mana for low-cost utility or the exact colored fixing needed to keep multicolor starts smooth. It best supports tempo and midrange shells, where spending a little life to preserve early curve consistency is often worth far more than the single point of damage. In practice, it shines in aggro decks that want to open with one-drop into two-drop without stumbling, and in control lists that need untapped dual access without relying on slower tapped lands. Deckbuilding tip: pair Brushland with other untapped duals and fetch effects if your format allows them, and prioritize lower lifetotal pressure when running several pain lands together. Thematically, it feels like a borderland where two natural forces meet, practical and unforgiving, which matches its role perfectly: flexible, efficient, and willing to tax you just enough to keep the mana flowing.
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Character Background
Brushland is a classic pain land that quietly does a lot of work for green-white decks, offering either colorless mana for low-cost utility or the exact colored fixing needed to keep multicolor starts smooth. It best supports tempo and midrange shells, where spending a little life to preserve early curve consistency is often worth far more than the single point of damage. In practice, it shines in aggro decks that want to open with one-drop into two-drop without stumbling, and in control lists that need untapped dual access without relying on slower tapped lands. Deckbuilding tip: pair Brushland with other untapped duals and fetch effects if your format allows them, and prioritize lower lifetotal pressure when running several pain lands together. Thematically, it feels like a borderland where two natural forces meet, practical and unforgiving, which matches its role perfectly: flexible, efficient, and willing to tax you just enough to keep the mana flowing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-16 21:10:45 UTC