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Extraplanar Lens
Oracle Text
Imprint — When this artifact enters, you may exile target land you control.
Whenever a land with the same name as the exiled card is tapped for mana, its controller adds one mana of any type that land produced.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Extraplanar Lens is a quintessential mono-color ramp engine that rewards a focused, disciplined game plan rather than a mixed-mana pile, making it especially strong in control and big-mana value decks. By exiling one of your own lands, you “duplicate” every later land of that name into a burst of extra mana, effectively turning all matching taps into explosive acceleration. In practice, it shines when your deck can consistently run mostly basic lands of a single type, since that minimizes the symmetry and maximizes the payoff; pairing it with snow basics or a commander that wants enormous mana production can make it even nastier. Because it affects all players, timing matters: cast it when you can immediately benefit more than the table, or when your land count lets you pull ahead before opponents can exploit the same land name. It’s a classic mythic for players who want inevitability, not speed.
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Character Background
Extraplanar Lens is a quintessential mono-color ramp engine that rewards a focused, disciplined game plan rather than a mixed-mana pile, making it especially strong in control and big-mana value decks. By exiling one of your own lands, you “duplicate” every later land of that name into a burst of extra mana, effectively turning all matching taps into explosive acceleration. In practice, it shines when your deck can consistently run mostly basic lands of a single type, since that minimizes the symmetry and maximizes the payoff; pairing it with snow basics or a commander that wants enormous mana production can make it even nastier. Because it affects all players, timing matters: cast it when you can immediately benefit more than the table, or when your land count lets you pull ahead before opponents can exploit the same land name. It’s a classic mythic for players who want inevitability, not speed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 08:10:45 UTC