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Territorial Scythecat
Oracle Text
Trample (This creature can deal excess combat damage to the player or planeswalker it's attacking.)
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, put a +1/+1 counter on this creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Territorial Scythecat is a clean Zendikar Rising common that rewards the most Zendikar thing possible: playing extra lands and turning the battlefield into a feeding ground. A 2/1 trampler for three mana is modest on its own, but landfall quickly turns it into a real threat, growing out of burn range and making every fetch land, ramp spell, or extra land drop feel like a combat trick. It fits best in aggressive or tempo-leaning green decks that want to pressure early while still scaling into the midgame, especially if you can trigger landfall on both your turn and your opponent’s with cards that put lands onto the battlefield. In Limited, it is excellent in any landfall shell, and in Constructed-style deckbuilding it pairs nicely with fetch lands, ramp, and effects like Evolving Wilds or other repeated land drops. The cat’s flavor is straightforward: a territorial hunter that gets more dangerous the more ground it claims.
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Character Background
Territorial Scythecat is a clean Zendikar Rising common that rewards the most Zendikar thing possible: playing extra lands and turning the battlefield into a feeding ground. A 2/1 trampler for three mana is modest on its own, but landfall quickly turns it into a real threat, growing out of burn range and making every fetch land, ramp spell, or extra land drop feel like a combat trick. It fits best in aggressive or tempo-leaning green decks that want to pressure early while still scaling into the midgame, especially if you can trigger landfall on both your turn and your opponent’s with cards that put lands onto the battlefield. In Limited, it is excellent in any landfall shell, and in Constructed-style deckbuilding it pairs nicely with fetch lands, ramp, and effects like Evolving Wilds or other repeated land drops. The cat’s flavor is straightforward: a territorial hunter that gets more dangerous the more ground it claims.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:44 UTC