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Mutavault
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{1}: This land becomes a 2/2 creature with all creature types until end of turn. It's still a land.
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Character Background
Mutavault is one of Magic’s most elegant utility lands: a harmless-looking source of {C} that can, for {1}, wake up as a 2/2 creature with every creature type at once. That “all creature types” clause makes it especially potent in tribal and kindred-style decks, where it can count as anything from a Goblin to a Wizard to a Rogue, but it’s also excellent in tempo and aggressive shells that want to turn mana into pressure without committing more cards. Because it remains a land, it dodges a surprising amount of sorcery-speed interaction and gives control decks a resilient finisher that doesn’t dilute spell density. Pair it with anthem effects, tribal lords, or equipment to make the tiny body matter, and remember it can attack while helping you recover after a sweeper. Deckbuilding-wise, its colorless activation is easiest to support in multicolor lists with flexible mana bases.
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Character Background
Mutavault is one of Magic’s most elegant utility lands: a harmless-looking source of {C} that can, for {1}, wake up as a 2/2 creature with every creature type at once. That “all creature types” clause makes it especially potent in tribal and kindred-style decks, where it can count as anything from a Goblin to a Wizard to a Rogue, but it’s also excellent in tempo and aggressive shells that want to turn mana into pressure without committing more cards. Because it remains a land, it dodges a surprising amount of sorcery-speed interaction and gives control decks a resilient finisher that doesn’t dilute spell density. Pair it with anthem effects, tribal lords, or equipment to make the tiny body matter, and remember it can attack while helping you recover after a sweeper. Deckbuilding-wise, its colorless activation is easiest to support in multicolor lists with flexible mana bases.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 05:10:45 UTC