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Fabled Passage
Oracle Text
{T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle. Then if you control four or more lands, untap that land.
Card Details
Character Background
Fabled Passage is a deceptively simple land that rewards thoughtful sequencing and leans hardest into value and midrange game plans, while still being excellent in control and combo shells that care about land drops, fixing, and graveyard-adjacent synergies. On the first few turns, it functions like a tapped basic-searching land, smoothing colors and thinning the deck; once you control four or more lands, it becomes much stronger by effectively replacing itself with an untapped basic, helping preserve tempo in the midgame. That makes it especially good in decks with landfall payoffs, cards that care about land types, or sacrifice triggers, and it pairs nicely with effects that replay lands from the graveyard or recur fetches. In practice, fetch the basic that best preserves your curve or splash requirements, and in two-color lists consider including enough basics to make Passage reliable without overtaxing your mana base.
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Character Background
Fabled Passage is a deceptively simple land that rewards thoughtful sequencing and leans hardest into value and midrange game plans, while still being excellent in control and combo shells that care about land drops, fixing, and graveyard-adjacent synergies. On the first few turns, it functions like a tapped basic-searching land, smoothing colors and thinning the deck; once you control four or more lands, it becomes much stronger by effectively replacing itself with an untapped basic, helping preserve tempo in the midgame. That makes it especially good in decks with landfall payoffs, cards that care about land types, or sacrifice triggers, and it pairs nicely with effects that replay lands from the graveyard or recur fetches. In practice, fetch the basic that best preserves your curve or splash requirements, and in two-color lists consider including enough basics to make Passage reliable without overtaxing your mana base.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:40:43 UTC