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Temple of Malice
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
{T}: Add {B} or {R}.
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Character Background
Temple of Malice is a clean, understated fixer for Rakdos decks that want both early consistency and late flexibility. Entering tapped means it is not an aggressive opener, but the built-in scry 1 softens that drawback by helping you smooth draws, find your next land drop, or dig toward a key removal spell or threat. It best supports midrange, control, and combo shells that value color stability over speed, though it can still slot into slower aggro lists that need reliable access to black and red. In practice, it pairs especially well with decks that care about library quality, such as builds using card selection, top-deck manipulation, or recursive value engines. If you are running a heavy two-color mana base, Temple of Malice is an easy inclusion as a one- or two-of alongside other dual lands, because the scry helps offset awkward hands and keeps your draw steps focused on action rather than excess lands.
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Character Background
Temple of Malice is a clean, understated fixer for Rakdos decks that want both early consistency and late flexibility. Entering tapped means it is not an aggressive opener, but the built-in scry 1 softens that drawback by helping you smooth draws, find your next land drop, or dig toward a key removal spell or threat. It best supports midrange, control, and combo shells that value color stability over speed, though it can still slot into slower aggro lists that need reliable access to black and red. In practice, it pairs especially well with decks that care about library quality, such as builds using card selection, top-deck manipulation, or recursive value engines. If you are running a heavy two-color mana base, Temple of Malice is an easy inclusion as a one- or two-of alongside other dual lands, because the scry helps offset awkward hands and keeps your draw steps focused on action rather than excess lands.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-07 08:40:43 UTC