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Nahiri's Lithoforming
Oracle Text
Sacrifice X lands. For each land sacrificed this way, draw a card. You may play X additional lands this turn. Lands you control enter tapped this turn.
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Nahiri’s Lithoforming is a quintessential Zendikar Rising build-around for grindy ramp and landfall-style value decks, but it also has a sneaky combo edge. On the surface, it looks like a risky reset button: you sacrifice X lands, then refill your hand by drawing X cards and get to play X additional lands that turn. In practice, it rewards decks that can profit from lands entering or leaving the battlefield, especially if you’re using fetch lands, extra land drops, or land recursion like Crucible of Worlds-style effects to recover quickly. The tapped clause means this card is usually better for control or midrange shells that can afford to spend a turn setting up rather than pure aggro. It also pairs well with cards that trigger on landfall, turning the sacrifice and replay sequence into a burst of damage, mana, or resources. Timing matters: cast it when your hand is low, your lands are disposable, and your next turn can capitalize on the rebuilt board.
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Character Background
Nahiri’s Lithoforming is a quintessential Zendikar Rising build-around for grindy ramp and landfall-style value decks, but it also has a sneaky combo edge. On the surface, it looks like a risky reset button: you sacrifice X lands, then refill your hand by drawing X cards and get to play X additional lands that turn. In practice, it rewards decks that can profit from lands entering or leaving the battlefield, especially if you’re using fetch lands, extra land drops, or land recursion like Crucible of Worlds-style effects to recover quickly. The tapped clause means this card is usually better for control or midrange shells that can afford to spend a turn setting up rather than pure aggro. It also pairs well with cards that trigger on landfall, turning the sacrifice and replay sequence into a burst of damage, mana, or resources. Timing matters: cast it when your hand is low, your lands are disposable, and your next turn can capitalize on the rebuilt board.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:40:44 UTC