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Forsaken Crossroads
Oracle Text
Forsaken Crossroads enters the battlefield tapped.
As Forsaken Crossroads enters the battlefield, choose a color.
When Forsaken Crossroads enters the battlefield, scry 1. If you weren't the starting player, you may untap Forsaken Crossroads instead.
{T}: Add one mana of the chosen color.
Card Details
Character Background
Forsaken Crossroads is a deceptively flexible land that rewards thoughtful sequencing more than raw speed. It enters tapped, but the built-in scry 1 helps smooth early draws, making it especially attractive in control and midrange decks that value consistency over explosive openings. The real upside is the clause that lets you untap it if you weren’t the starting player, which can effectively turn it into an untapped dual-purpose fixer on the draw and help offset tempo loss. Because you choose a color as it enters, it fits best in two- or three-color lists that need reliable access to a key splash, especially if your deck can afford a tapped land. It pairs well with other scry effects, topdeck manipulation, and landfall-adjacent plans that care about land drops over speed. In a slower metagame, it quietly improves draw quality while still contributing mana fixing, making it a solid value land rather than just a basic replacement.
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Character Background
Forsaken Crossroads is a deceptively flexible land that rewards thoughtful sequencing more than raw speed. It enters tapped, but the built-in scry 1 helps smooth early draws, making it especially attractive in control and midrange decks that value consistency over explosive openings. The real upside is the clause that lets you untap it if you weren’t the starting player, which can effectively turn it into an untapped dual-purpose fixer on the draw and help offset tempo loss. Because you choose a color as it enters, it fits best in two- or three-color lists that need reliable access to a key splash, especially if your deck can afford a tapped land. It pairs well with other scry effects, topdeck manipulation, and landfall-adjacent plans that care about land drops over speed. In a slower metagame, it quietly improves draw quality while still contributing mana fixing, making it a solid value land rather than just a basic replacement.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:20:43 UTC