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Seething Landscape
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a basic Island, Swamp, or Mountain card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
Cycling {U}{B}{R} ({U}{B}{R}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
Character Background
Seething Landscape reads like a pragmatic piece of terrain for three‑color Grixis shells: it’s a turn‑one colorless land that preserves tempo early and converts into a basic Island, Swamp, or Mountain when you need reliable fixing, making it best for midrange/control lists that value consistency and late‑game card advantage. The sacrificed land tutor enters tapped, so you shouldn’t expect an immediate ramp play, but the flexibility to fetch any of the three basics smooths awkward hands and helps power out UBR spells on time; the cycling for UBR doubles as a functional card‑draw spell in those same colors. Deckbuilding tip: run two-to-three copies in Grixis midrange/control or value combo builds, and consider pairing with Crucible of Worlds or Life from the Loam to reuse it after sacrifice, or with landfall/value engines that care about lands entering the battlefield. Thematically it feels like a volatile patch of ground that you can bleed for stability when the battle lines shift.
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Character Background
Seething Landscape reads like a pragmatic piece of terrain for three‑color Grixis shells: it’s a turn‑one colorless land that preserves tempo early and converts into a basic Island, Swamp, or Mountain when you need reliable fixing, making it best for midrange/control lists that value consistency and late‑game card advantage. The sacrificed land tutor enters tapped, so you shouldn’t expect an immediate ramp play, but the flexibility to fetch any of the three basics smooths awkward hands and helps power out UBR spells on time; the cycling for UBR doubles as a functional card‑draw spell in those same colors. Deckbuilding tip: run two-to-three copies in Grixis midrange/control or value combo builds, and consider pairing with Crucible of Worlds or Life from the Loam to reuse it after sacrifice, or with landfall/value engines that care about lands entering the battlefield. Thematically it feels like a volatile patch of ground that you can bleed for stability when the battle lines shift.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 18:40:43 UTC