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Buried Ruin
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{2}, {T}, Sacrifice this land: Return target artifact card from your graveyard to your hand.
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Character Background
Buried Ruin is a quietly powerful utility land that best supports value and control shells, especially any deck built to reuse key artifacts over and over. In a Fallout setting, it feels like a half-buried cache of pre-war technology: not glamorous, but exactly the kind of place you’d rummage through when resources are scarce and every machine matters. On the battlefield, it taps for colorless in the early turns, then later turns itself into card advantage by buying back a destroyed or discarded artifact. That makes it excellent in decks with high-impact targets like The One Ring, Witch’s Oven-style utility pieces, Vehicles, or combo artifacts that you can’t afford to lose. It also plays nicely with sacrifice-heavy strategies and artifact recursion themes, since even a one-time rebound can swing a grindy game. If your deck leans hard on artifacts, running Buried Ruin is often a low-cost insurance policy that keeps your engine online.
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Character Background
Buried Ruin is a quietly powerful utility land that best supports value and control shells, especially any deck built to reuse key artifacts over and over. In a Fallout setting, it feels like a half-buried cache of pre-war technology: not glamorous, but exactly the kind of place you’d rummage through when resources are scarce and every machine matters. On the battlefield, it taps for colorless in the early turns, then later turns itself into card advantage by buying back a destroyed or discarded artifact. That makes it excellent in decks with high-impact targets like The One Ring, Witch’s Oven-style utility pieces, Vehicles, or combo artifacts that you can’t afford to lose. It also plays nicely with sacrifice-heavy strategies and artifact recursion themes, since even a one-time rebound can swing a grindy game. If your deck leans hard on artifacts, running Buried Ruin is often a low-cost insurance policy that keeps your engine online.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:42 UTC