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Lazotep Archway
Oracle Text
Lazotep Archway enters the battlefield tapped.
{T}: Add {W} or {B}.
Eternalize {3}{W}{B} ({3}{W}{B}, Exile this card from your graveyard: Create a token that's a copy of it, except it's a 4/4 black Zombie creature and loses all other card types. Eternalize only as a sorcery. And don't forget it still enters tapped!)
Card Details
Character Background
Lazotep Archway is a tidy value land that best suits control or midrange decks, especially those in Orzhov colors that want to hit land drops early and keep mana open later. The tapped entry is a real cost, so it fits less naturally in aggressive starts, but the payoff is flexibility: it fixes for white or black from the battlefield, then turns into a late-game threat through eternalize. That makes it appealing in grindy shells that expect games to go long and can spare four mana plus a graveyard setup. A strong synergy is with self-mill or discard-based decks, where getting the Archway into the graveyard is not a drawback but an upgrade, letting you rebuy a land as a 4/4 black Zombie that still enters tapped. It also pairs well with sacrifice or recursion themes, since repeated land drops and inevitability matter more than speed here.
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Character Background
Lazotep Archway is a tidy value land that best suits control or midrange decks, especially those in Orzhov colors that want to hit land drops early and keep mana open later. The tapped entry is a real cost, so it fits less naturally in aggressive starts, but the payoff is flexibility: it fixes for white or black from the battlefield, then turns into a late-game threat through eternalize. That makes it appealing in grindy shells that expect games to go long and can spare four mana plus a graveyard setup. A strong synergy is with self-mill or discard-based decks, where getting the Archway into the graveyard is not a drawback but an upgrade, letting you rebuy a land as a 4/4 black Zombie that still enters tapped. It also pairs well with sacrifice or recursion themes, since repeated land drops and inevitability matter more than speed here.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-17 13:09:05 UTC