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Disturbed Slumber
Oracle Text
Until end of turn, target land you control becomes a 4/4 Dinosaur creature with reach and haste. It's still a land. It must be blocked this turn if able.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Disturbed Slumber is a clean, sneaky tempo card that turns an ordinary land into a sudden threat and a defensive roadblock. In The Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the name and effect fit the idea of ancient power stirring beneath the ground: a dormant piece of territory wakes up as a charging Dinosaur, ready to hold the line or pressure life totals. Practically, it’s at its best in green decks that want to maximize untapped lands and punish removal-light opponents, especially midrange shells or combat-focused tempo builds. The must-block clause makes it excellent for forcing awkward attacks and protecting your life total, while haste lets it immediately threaten planeswalkers or finish games. A strong synergy is with landfall or land-animation payoffs, since you can turn excess lands into real threats without committing extra creatures; it also pairs nicely with trample or evasion granted elsewhere, because reach alone doesn’t help it push damage through.
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Character Background
Disturbed Slumber is a clean, sneaky tempo card that turns an ordinary land into a sudden threat and a defensive roadblock. In The Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the name and effect fit the idea of ancient power stirring beneath the ground: a dormant piece of territory wakes up as a charging Dinosaur, ready to hold the line or pressure life totals. Practically, it’s at its best in green decks that want to maximize untapped lands and punish removal-light opponents, especially midrange shells or combat-focused tempo builds. The must-block clause makes it excellent for forcing awkward attacks and protecting your life total, while haste lets it immediately threaten planeswalkers or finish games. A strong synergy is with landfall or land-animation payoffs, since you can turn excess lands into real threats without committing extra creatures; it also pairs nicely with trample or evasion granted elsewhere, because reach alone doesn’t help it push damage through.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:43 UTC