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Murasa Ranger
Oracle Text
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, you may pay {3}{G}. If you do, put two +1/+1 counters on this creature.
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Character Background
Murasa Ranger is a straightforward green value creature that rewards you for doing what green already wants to do: make extra land drops and turn mana into board presence. As a 3/3 for four mana, it is serviceable on rate, but its real strength is in slower midrange or landfall-focused shells where you can reliably trigger it multiple times and still have mana left to cash in the ability. Paying {3}{G} for two +1/+1 counters is expensive, so this is not an aggressive curve-topper so much as a long-game sink for excess resources, especially in ramp or control-leaning green decks that expect to hit every land drop. Cards like Evolving Wilds, Terramorphic Expanse, fetch lands, or bounce lands are ideal because they generate multiple landfall triggers over time. If you can combine it with extra land-drop effects or land recursion, Murasa Ranger quietly becomes a growing threat that forces removal while your deck keeps developing.
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Character Background
Murasa Ranger is a straightforward green value creature that rewards you for doing what green already wants to do: make extra land drops and turn mana into board presence. As a 3/3 for four mana, it is serviceable on rate, but its real strength is in slower midrange or landfall-focused shells where you can reliably trigger it multiple times and still have mana left to cash in the ability. Paying {3}{G} for two +1/+1 counters is expensive, so this is not an aggressive curve-topper so much as a long-game sink for excess resources, especially in ramp or control-leaning green decks that expect to hit every land drop. Cards like Evolving Wilds, Terramorphic Expanse, fetch lands, or bounce lands are ideal because they generate multiple landfall triggers over time. If you can combine it with extra land-drop effects or land recursion, Murasa Ranger quietly becomes a growing threat that forces removal while your deck keeps developing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:10:43 UTC