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Cinder Glade
Oracle Text
({T}: Add {R} or {G}.)
This land enters tapped unless you control two or more basic lands.
Card Details
Character Background
Cinder Glade evokes a place where ember and new growth coexist—mechanically a two‑color Mountain/Forest that offers excellent color fixing but a mild tempo tax, entering tapped unless you already control two or more basic lands. That penalty makes it a poor fit for all‑in aggro shells that need every land to come untapped, and a much better inclusion for midrange, ramp, or value strategies that can afford a slower land drop or that intentionally build a large basic count (or play in singleton formats like Commander where basics are abundant). Practical deckbuilding tips: include fetchlands or Evolving Wilds-style effects to assemble basics quickly, run a healthy quota of basics (many players aim for 8–12 in a two‑color deck that plays this style of dual), or pair it with early mana dorks to smooth the tempo loss. In short, Cinder Glade is an efficient, flexible fixer when your deck or manabase planning neutralizes its enter‑tapped drawback.
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Character Background
Cinder Glade evokes a place where ember and new growth coexist—mechanically a two‑color Mountain/Forest that offers excellent color fixing but a mild tempo tax, entering tapped unless you already control two or more basic lands. That penalty makes it a poor fit for all‑in aggro shells that need every land to come untapped, and a much better inclusion for midrange, ramp, or value strategies that can afford a slower land drop or that intentionally build a large basic count (or play in singleton formats like Commander where basics are abundant). Practical deckbuilding tips: include fetchlands or Evolving Wilds-style effects to assemble basics quickly, run a healthy quota of basics (many players aim for 8–12 in a two‑color deck that plays this style of dual), or pair it with early mana dorks to smooth the tempo loss. In short, Cinder Glade is an efficient, flexible fixer when your deck or manabase planning neutralizes its enter‑tapped drawback.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 11:40:44 UTC