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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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{T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
{T}, Sacrifice this land: Target creature with power 2 or less can't be blocked this turn.
Escape Tunnel is a clever common land that fits best into tempo and aggressive decks, especially builds that care about small evasive creatures or want a land slot to double as utility. In practice, it offers two useful modes: early, it can cash itself in to fix mana by fetching a basic land tapped, smoothing your curve and helping multicolor decks hit their colors; later, it becomes a sneaky finisher by making a creature with power 2 or less unblockable for the turn. That second mode is especially strong with cheap creatures, token makers, or combat-focused legends that want to chip in repeatedly, and it pairs nicely with pump effects that keep a creature at 2 power until blockers are declared. Because it sacrifices itself, deckbuilders should treat it like a one-shot spell stapled to a land, which means it shines most when your deck can exploit either early mana consistency or a decisive alpha strike.
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Escape Tunnel is a clever common land that fits best into tempo and aggressive decks, especially builds that care about small evasive creatures or want a land slot to double as utility. In practice, it offers two useful modes: early, it can cash itself in to fix mana by fetching a basic land tapped, smoothing your curve and helping multicolor decks hit their colors; later, it becomes a sneaky finisher by making a creature with power 2 or less unblockable for the turn. That second mode is especially strong with cheap creatures, token makers, or combat-focused legends that want to chip in repeatedly, and it pairs nicely with pump effects that keep a creature at 2 power until blockers are declared. Because it sacrifices itself, deckbuilders should treat it like a one-shot spell stapled to a land, which means it shines most when your deck can exploit either early mana consistency or a decisive alpha strike.
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