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Fabled Passage
Land
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This land enters tapped.
{T}: Add {U} or {R}.
{U}{R}: Until end of turn, this land becomes a 2/1 blue and red Elemental creature with "During your turn, this creature has first strike." It's still a land.
Whenever this land attacks, scry 1.
Restless Spire is a flexible utility land that shines best in tempo and midrange-leaning decks that want to turn mana sources into pressure without sacrificing consistency. It enters tapped, so it is not ideal for hyper-aggressive openings, but the upside is substantial: it fixes for blue or red, then later converts extra mana into a 2/1 attacker that swings with first strike on your turn and scries 1 whenever it attacks. That makes it excellent in spells-heavy Izzet shells, where you can hold up interaction and then cash in the Spire when the game slows. It also pairs nicely with cards that reward repeated land attacks or care about noncreature permanents animating into threats. Because it remains a land, it helps you avoid overcommitting into sweepers while still converting flood into board presence and card quality. Decks that want inevitability and flexible mana will value it highly.
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Restless Spire is a flexible utility land that shines best in tempo and midrange-leaning decks that want to turn mana sources into pressure without sacrificing consistency. It enters tapped, so it is not ideal for hyper-aggressive openings, but the upside is substantial: it fixes for blue or red, then later converts extra mana into a 2/1 attacker that swings with first strike on your turn and scries 1 whenever it attacks. That makes it excellent in spells-heavy Izzet shells, where you can hold up interaction and then cash in the Spire when the game slows. It also pairs nicely with cards that reward repeated land attacks or care about noncreature permanents animating into threats. Because it remains a land, it helps you avoid overcommitting into sweepers while still converting flood into board presence and card quality. Decks that want inevitability and flexible mana will value it highly.
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