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Kyoshi Village
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
{T}: Add {G} or {W}.
{4}, {T}, Sacrifice this land: Draw a card.
Card Details
Character Background
Kyoshi Village is a dual-color, enters-tapped land that reads as a late-game value and fixing piece best suited to midrange or control/value strategies rather than aggro; tapping for G or W smooths color requirements while the {4}, {T}, Sacrifice ability converts a redundant land into card advantage once the game slows down. Thematically it evokes a settled community trading a place to stand for continued wisdom, which fits decks that grind long games. Play it in two‑color GW midrange or control lists with 22–26 lands where you can afford a slower land, and pair it with Crucible of Worlds or Ramunap Excavator to recur it after sacrificing for repeatable card draw. It also synergizes with mana sinks and late-game churn engines—boards with extra mana let you cash it in for tempo-neutral card advantage. Avoid putting many in hyper‑fast aggro builds where entering tapped costs you too much tempo.
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Character Background
Kyoshi Village is a dual-color, enters-tapped land that reads as a late-game value and fixing piece best suited to midrange or control/value strategies rather than aggro; tapping for G or W smooths color requirements while the {4}, {T}, Sacrifice ability converts a redundant land into card advantage once the game slows down. Thematically it evokes a settled community trading a place to stand for continued wisdom, which fits decks that grind long games. Play it in two‑color GW midrange or control lists with 22–26 lands where you can afford a slower land, and pair it with Crucible of Worlds or Ramunap Excavator to recur it after sacrificing for repeatable card draw. It also synergizes with mana sinks and late-game churn engines—boards with extra mana let you cash it in for tempo-neutral card advantage. Avoid putting many in hyper‑fast aggro builds where entering tapped costs you too much tempo.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 11:20:44 UTC