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Canopy Baloth
Oracle Text
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, this creature gets +2/+2 until end of turn.
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Character Background
Canopy Baloth is a straightforward but effective green beater that rewards the classic landfall game plan, especially in midrange and aggressive decks that can keep making land drops. A 4/3 for four mana is already respectable, and the temporary +2/+2 boost on every land entering under your control lets it swing as a sudden 6/5, 8/7, or even larger when paired with extra-land effects. That makes it particularly strong in decks using ramp, fetch lands, or cards that put lands onto the battlefield in bursts, since each trigger can turn a routine turn into a threatening attack step. In play, it works best when you sequence your land drops after blockers are declared or before combat to maximize pressure and force awkward trades. As a common from The List, it reflects green’s simple, primal appetite: a beast that grows with the forest itself and helps land-based decks close games quickly.
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Character Background
Canopy Baloth is a straightforward but effective green beater that rewards the classic landfall game plan, especially in midrange and aggressive decks that can keep making land drops. A 4/3 for four mana is already respectable, and the temporary +2/+2 boost on every land entering under your control lets it swing as a sudden 6/5, 8/7, or even larger when paired with extra-land effects. That makes it particularly strong in decks using ramp, fetch lands, or cards that put lands onto the battlefield in bursts, since each trigger can turn a routine turn into a threatening attack step. In play, it works best when you sequence your land drops after blockers are declared or before combat to maximize pressure and force awkward trades. As a common from The List, it reflects green’s simple, primal appetite: a beast that grows with the forest itself and helps land-based decks close games quickly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 15:10:45 UTC