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Canopy Vista
Oracle Text
({T}: Add {G} or {W}.)
This land enters tapped unless you control two or more basic lands.
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Character Background
Canopy Vista is a dual Forest–Plains that rewards a basic-heavy mana base: it taps for {G} or {W} but comes in tapped unless you already control two or more basic lands, so it best supports midrange/value and slower ramp or control strategies that can afford a turn-one basic rather than hyper-aggressive lists that need every land untapped. The card pushes a clear deckbuilding choice — run fetchlands or basic‑fetch effects (Evolving Wilds/modern fetches) or simply keep a higher basic count so these enter untapped consistently — and it pairs well with landfall engines or cards that care about basic land counts. In 60‑card decks, consider 2–3 copies and prioritize having two basics in your opener; in Commander a single copy works fine but slot in basic‑finders to guarantee access. Thematically it evokes the border where forest canopy meets open grassland, offering steady, flexible fixing for value‑oriented green‑white builds.
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Character Background
Canopy Vista is a dual Forest–Plains that rewards a basic-heavy mana base: it taps for {G} or {W} but comes in tapped unless you already control two or more basic lands, so it best supports midrange/value and slower ramp or control strategies that can afford a turn-one basic rather than hyper-aggressive lists that need every land untapped. The card pushes a clear deckbuilding choice — run fetchlands or basic‑fetch effects (Evolving Wilds/modern fetches) or simply keep a higher basic count so these enter untapped consistently — and it pairs well with landfall engines or cards that care about basic land counts. In 60‑card decks, consider 2–3 copies and prioritize having two basics in your opener; in Commander a single copy works fine but slot in basic‑finders to guarantee access. Thematically it evokes the border where forest canopy meets open grassland, offering steady, flexible fixing for value‑oriented green‑white builds.
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