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Temple of Plenty
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
{T}: Add {G} or {W}.
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Character Background
Temple of Plenty is a reliable Selesnya fixing land: it comes in tapped but gives scry 1, which thematically reads as a sanctified glance that turns a tempo downside into long‑term consistency. It best supports midrange, value and control plans that prize smooth mana and fewer whiffs rather than turn‑one aggression; you want this in decks that can tolerate a turn delay in exchange for cleaner draws. Practically, it synergizes with landfall engines (it still counts when it enters tapped) and with shuffle/fetch suites that let you turn that single scry into repeatable top‑deck manipulation. Deckbuilding tip: include a few copies (2–4) alongside 8–12 other dual‑sources and 22–26 lands total in midrange lists so the scry offsets the tempo hit without clogging your curve. In short, Temple of Plenty is a subtle tempo tax for dependable green/white access and a small but meaningful source of card selection.
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Character Background
Temple of Plenty is a reliable Selesnya fixing land: it comes in tapped but gives scry 1, which thematically reads as a sanctified glance that turns a tempo downside into long‑term consistency. It best supports midrange, value and control plans that prize smooth mana and fewer whiffs rather than turn‑one aggression; you want this in decks that can tolerate a turn delay in exchange for cleaner draws. Practically, it synergizes with landfall engines (it still counts when it enters tapped) and with shuffle/fetch suites that let you turn that single scry into repeatable top‑deck manipulation. Deckbuilding tip: include a few copies (2–4) alongside 8–12 other dual‑sources and 22–26 lands total in midrange lists so the scry offsets the tempo hit without clogging your curve. In short, Temple of Plenty is a subtle tempo tax for dependable green/white access and a small but meaningful source of card selection.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 13:20:43 UTC