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Reflecting Pool
Oracle Text
{T}: Add one mana of any type that a land you control could produce.
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Character Background
Reflecting Pool is one of those deceptively simple lands that quietly enables ambitious mana bases, making it a staple for control, combo, and multicolor value decks rather than aggressive curves. Its strength is that it turns whatever colors your other lands can already make into perfect fixing, so once your board is established, every extra land becomes a flexible resource instead of a limitation. In practice, it shines alongside dual lands, triomes, shock lands, and other multicolor producers, and it gets especially nasty in decks that want early access to several colors for powerful spells or activated abilities. A great deckbuilding tip is to count your colored sources carefully: Reflecting Pool is at its best when your manabase already has a wide spread of lands that produce multiple colors, not when it is your only fixer. Flavor-wise, it feels like a mirror of your domain, echoing the mana around it rather than creating power from nothing, which fits its role as a refined, adaptable support piece.
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Character Background
Reflecting Pool is one of those deceptively simple lands that quietly enables ambitious mana bases, making it a staple for control, combo, and multicolor value decks rather than aggressive curves. Its strength is that it turns whatever colors your other lands can already make into perfect fixing, so once your board is established, every extra land becomes a flexible resource instead of a limitation. In practice, it shines alongside dual lands, triomes, shock lands, and other multicolor producers, and it gets especially nasty in decks that want early access to several colors for powerful spells or activated abilities. A great deckbuilding tip is to count your colored sources carefully: Reflecting Pool is at its best when your manabase already has a wide spread of lands that produce multiple colors, not when it is your only fixer. Flavor-wise, it feels like a mirror of your domain, echoing the mana around it rather than creating power from nothing, which fits its role as a refined, adaptable support piece.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-14 07:40:44 UTC