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Energybending
Oracle Text
Lands you control gain all basic land types until end of turn.
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Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Energybending is a neat little Lesson that plays like a smooth mana-fixing trick with a cantrip attached, making it most attractive in control and value decks that want to hit land drops while keeping options open. By turning your lands into all basic land types for the turn, it can let multi-color decks cast demanding spells more easily, enable domain-style payoffs, or turn on land-type synergies at exactly the right moment. The draw clause keeps it from being merely defensive utility; it replaces itself, so you can hold up interaction without falling behind on cards. In Avatar terms, the name fits the idea of redirecting energy into a temporary new state, and that flexibility is exactly what the card does in gameplay. It pairs especially well with fetch lands, triomes, and cards that care about land types, and it can even help a splash deck reliably cast a key off-color spell on curve.
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Character Background
Energybending is a neat little Lesson that plays like a smooth mana-fixing trick with a cantrip attached, making it most attractive in control and value decks that want to hit land drops while keeping options open. By turning your lands into all basic land types for the turn, it can let multi-color decks cast demanding spells more easily, enable domain-style payoffs, or turn on land-type synergies at exactly the right moment. The draw clause keeps it from being merely defensive utility; it replaces itself, so you can hold up interaction without falling behind on cards. In Avatar terms, the name fits the idea of redirecting energy into a temporary new state, and that flexibility is exactly what the card does in gameplay. It pairs especially well with fetch lands, triomes, and cards that care about land types, and it can even help a splash deck reliably cast a key off-color spell on curve.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:43 UTC