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Woodland Cemetery
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped unless you control a Swamp or a Forest.
{T}: Add {B} or {G}.
Card Details
Character Background
Woodland Cemetery is a quietly powerful dual land that best serves midrange and control shells, especially Golgari decks that want reliable access to black and green without sacrificing too much tempo. On its own, it often enters tapped, but the downside disappears as soon as you control a Swamp or Forest, making it far better when built around with basics, shock lands, and other lands that carry those types. That means it pairs naturally with cards like Overgrown Tomb or basic-heavy mana bases, and it helps smooth early development for discard, removal, and efficient creatures. In gameplay terms, it supports value-oriented game plans that want to cast spells on curve and then outscale the opponent, rather than all-in aggro or fragile combo. The name and art direction evoke a place where life and decay coexist, which fits the land’s function: not flashy, but dependable, and strongest when your deck is already committed to its colors.
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Character Background
Woodland Cemetery is a quietly powerful dual land that best serves midrange and control shells, especially Golgari decks that want reliable access to black and green without sacrificing too much tempo. On its own, it often enters tapped, but the downside disappears as soon as you control a Swamp or Forest, making it far better when built around with basics, shock lands, and other lands that carry those types. That means it pairs naturally with cards like Overgrown Tomb or basic-heavy mana bases, and it helps smooth early development for discard, removal, and efficient creatures. In gameplay terms, it supports value-oriented game plans that want to cast spells on curve and then outscale the opponent, rather than all-in aggro or fragile combo. The name and art direction evoke a place where life and decay coexist, which fits the land’s function: not flashy, but dependable, and strongest when your deck is already committed to its colors.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:48 UTC