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Forced Landing
Oracle Text
Put target creature with flying on the bottom of its owner's library.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Forced Landing is a clean, no-nonsense answer for green decks that want to keep the sky from becoming a safe zone, and it most naturally supports a tempo or midrange-control plan. At just two mana, it can punish an opponent who commits an important flier, removing it in a way that sidesteps death triggers, indestructible, and graveyard recursion while also denying immediate access to it later. That “bottom of library” clause is especially nasty against decks relying on a single evasive threat to close games. In practice, it pairs well with reach creatures, fight effects, and land-ramp strategies that can hold up interaction while developing the board. It also has extra value in decks that can shuffle libraries, since that can erase the targeted creature entirely from the opponent’s future draws. The card’s flavor feels like a sudden plunge from the high skies of Ravnica, and its gameplay mirrors that image: efficient, grounded, and disruptive.
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Character Background
Forced Landing is a clean, no-nonsense answer for green decks that want to keep the sky from becoming a safe zone, and it most naturally supports a tempo or midrange-control plan. At just two mana, it can punish an opponent who commits an important flier, removing it in a way that sidesteps death triggers, indestructible, and graveyard recursion while also denying immediate access to it later. That “bottom of library” clause is especially nasty against decks relying on a single evasive threat to close games. In practice, it pairs well with reach creatures, fight effects, and land-ramp strategies that can hold up interaction while developing the board. It also has extra value in decks that can shuffle libraries, since that can erase the targeted creature entirely from the opponent’s future draws. The card’s flavor feels like a sudden plunge from the high skies of Ravnica, and its gameplay mirrors that image: efficient, grounded, and disruptive.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:40:43 UTC