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Irrigated Farmland
Oracle Text
({T}: Add {W} or {U}.)
This land enters tapped.
Cycling {2} ({2}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
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Character Background
Irrigated Farmland is a slow but flexible dual land that best supports control and value-oriented UW shells: it provides either white or blue, enters tapped, and its cycling for {2} is a cheap way to dig for answers when you’re mana‑heavy. The enter‑tapped clause makes it a poor choice for fast aggro or aggressive tempo decks, but in midrange and control it functions as insurance against flood and a recurring card‑draw option late game. Because it’s both a Plains and an Island, it is searchable by fetchlands and land tutors that look for those basic types (for example, Flooded Strand and similar fetches), so you can reliably assemble mana bases. Deckbuilding tip: run 2–4 copies alongside 2–3 fetches and prioritize it when you need color stability and late‑game card selection; it also pairs well with spells that care about Islands or Plains and with graveyard recursion to squeeze extra value.
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Character Background
Irrigated Farmland is a slow but flexible dual land that best supports control and value-oriented UW shells: it provides either white or blue, enters tapped, and its cycling for {2} is a cheap way to dig for answers when you’re mana‑heavy. The enter‑tapped clause makes it a poor choice for fast aggro or aggressive tempo decks, but in midrange and control it functions as insurance against flood and a recurring card‑draw option late game. Because it’s both a Plains and an Island, it is searchable by fetchlands and land tutors that look for those basic types (for example, Flooded Strand and similar fetches), so you can reliably assemble mana bases. Deckbuilding tip: run 2–4 copies alongside 2–3 fetches and prioritize it when you need color stability and late‑game card selection; it also pairs well with spells that care about Islands or Plains and with graveyard recursion to squeeze extra value.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 19:20:44 UTC