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Tranquil Landscape
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a basic Forest, Plains, or Island card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
Cycling {G}{W}{U} ({G}{W}{U}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
Character Background
Tranquil Landscape is a quietly excellent fixing land for Bant-colored decks in Modern Horizons 3, especially control, midrange value, and slower tempo shells that want to smooth early development without sacrificing late-game flexibility. On one side, it simply taps for colorless, which matters when you need to curve out or hold up interaction; on the other, it can cash itself in to fetch a basic Forest, Plains, or Island tapped, effectively turning into the color you need while thinning the deck. The cycling mode is the real premium feature, though: in hands that already have enough mana, it becomes a clean redraw, making it ideal in decks with landfall payoffs, graveyard synergies, or effects that care about discarding. It pairs especially well with basics-heavy lists and three-color builds that value consistency over speed. If your deck wants to hit land drops, fix three colors, and avoid flooding, Tranquil Landscape is exactly the kind of utility land that quietly wins games.
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Character Background
Tranquil Landscape is a quietly excellent fixing land for Bant-colored decks in Modern Horizons 3, especially control, midrange value, and slower tempo shells that want to smooth early development without sacrificing late-game flexibility. On one side, it simply taps for colorless, which matters when you need to curve out or hold up interaction; on the other, it can cash itself in to fetch a basic Forest, Plains, or Island tapped, effectively turning into the color you need while thinning the deck. The cycling mode is the real premium feature, though: in hands that already have enough mana, it becomes a clean redraw, making it ideal in decks with landfall payoffs, graveyard synergies, or effects that care about discarding. It pairs especially well with basics-heavy lists and three-color builds that value consistency over speed. If your deck wants to hit land drops, fix three colors, and avoid flooding, Tranquil Landscape is exactly the kind of utility land that quietly wins games.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:44 UTC