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Overgrown Tomb
Oracle Text
({T}: Add {B} or {G}.)
As this land enters, you may pay 2 life. If you don't, it enters tapped.
Card Details
Character Background
Overgrown Tomb is the kind of dual-land that feels like a quiet truce between the swamp’s rot and the forest’s stubborn growth, letting your mana curve advance even when the match turns hostile. Practically, it’s a {B}{G} source that you can “buy” with 2 life: pay it and it enters untapped, which is crucial when you need early plays to stabilize or establish pressure; skip it and you still get the colors, just a tempo hitch for the cost of life. That makes it ideal for midrange and control shells that lean on efficient curve toppers, planeswalkers, and attrition strategies, especially where missing a turn can cost you inevitability. In deckbuilding, prioritize it alongside other black-green mana tools (like fetches and shocklands) to maximize consistency and enable full color access for cards with tight requirements. It supports value-heavy plans by keeping your resources flowing without forcing awkward tap-land sequences.
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Character Background
Overgrown Tomb is the kind of dual-land that feels like a quiet truce between the swamp’s rot and the forest’s stubborn growth, letting your mana curve advance even when the match turns hostile. Practically, it’s a {B}{G} source that you can “buy” with 2 life: pay it and it enters untapped, which is crucial when you need early plays to stabilize or establish pressure; skip it and you still get the colors, just a tempo hitch for the cost of life. That makes it ideal for midrange and control shells that lean on efficient curve toppers, planeswalkers, and attrition strategies, especially where missing a turn can cost you inevitability. In deckbuilding, prioritize it alongside other black-green mana tools (like fetches and shocklands) to maximize consistency and enable full color access for cards with tight requirements. It supports value-heavy plans by keeping your resources flowing without forcing awkward tap-land sequences.
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