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Fabled Passage
Land
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This land enters tapped.
{T}: Add {R} or {W}.
{4}, {T}: Scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
Lorehold Campus is a straightforward but highly useful two-color fixer for Boros decks in Magic: The Gathering, especially those built around a tempo or value game plan. Because it enters tapped, it is not ideal for ultra-fast aggro openings, but the reliability of producing either {R} or {W} makes it a solid inclusion in any red-white commander or casual deck that wants consistent mana without stretching its land base too far. Its real bonus is the late-game {4}, {T} scry 1 ability, which quietly turns flood into selection and helps find key removal, equipment, or a finisher when the board stalls. It pairs well with low-curve decks that can spare the mana in slower turns, and it becomes even better in lists that care about spell quality or topdeck manipulation. If your deck has multiple modal or reactive cards, that extra scry can smooth draws and keep your plan on track.
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Lorehold Campus is a straightforward but highly useful two-color fixer for Boros decks in Magic: The Gathering, especially those built around a tempo or value game plan. Because it enters tapped, it is not ideal for ultra-fast aggro openings, but the reliability of producing either {R} or {W} makes it a solid inclusion in any red-white commander or casual deck that wants consistent mana without stretching its land base too far. Its real bonus is the late-game {4}, {T} scry 1 ability, which quietly turns flood into selection and helps find key removal, equipment, or a finisher when the board stalls. It pairs well with low-curve decks that can spare the mana in slower turns, and it becomes even better in lists that care about spell quality or topdeck manipulation. If your deck has multiple modal or reactive cards, that extra scry can smooth draws and keep your plan on track.
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