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Wayward Swordtooth
Oracle Text
Ascend (If you control ten or more permanents, you get the city's blessing for the rest of the game.)
You may play an additional land on each of your turns.
This creature can't attack or block unless you have the city's blessing.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wayward Swordtooth is a classic value engine for green decks that want to turn extra resources into inevitability, especially landfall, ramp, and midrange strategies. For three mana, it promises a huge 5/5 body, but its real strength is accelerating your board by letting you play an additional land each turn; in practice, that can push you into explosive starts with fetch lands, extra land drops, and landfall payoffs like Scute Swarm, Omnath-style engines, or ramp finishers. The ascend clause matters because the Dinosaur is mostly a setup card until you reach the city’s blessing, so it’s best in builds that flood the board with permanents quickly through mana rocks, token makers, or cheap ramp spells. Once active, it becomes an efficient beater that helps close games while your mana advantage snowballs. In Commander especially, it rewards decks that naturally hit ten permanents and can keep making land drops every turn.
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Character Background
Wayward Swordtooth is a classic value engine for green decks that want to turn extra resources into inevitability, especially landfall, ramp, and midrange strategies. For three mana, it promises a huge 5/5 body, but its real strength is accelerating your board by letting you play an additional land each turn; in practice, that can push you into explosive starts with fetch lands, extra land drops, and landfall payoffs like Scute Swarm, Omnath-style engines, or ramp finishers. The ascend clause matters because the Dinosaur is mostly a setup card until you reach the city’s blessing, so it’s best in builds that flood the board with permanents quickly through mana rocks, token makers, or cheap ramp spells. Once active, it becomes an efficient beater that helps close games while your mana advantage snowballs. In Commander especially, it rewards decks that naturally hit ten permanents and can keep making land drops every turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:45 UTC