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Powl10(22.10.2020 23:40)

Multi Format Play in basically every deck that can play a longer game or that ramps (uro, omnath und co. Are there) Keeps opposing creatures in check, even if the board gets wiped, you just get new zombies on the next turn. And yes, this is a land...

Mythulro(05.09.2020 15:09)

One of the best Modern cards

DiegoB(25.04.2020 09:30)

Yes it triggers when it enters as the 7th land itself

bearmtg(17.11.2019 19:26)

Not in standard, but it's still a great land … use it in all my commander decks, so much value … but that could explain why it's still going up in value!?!

KarstenP(22.10.2019 17:28)

Now banned in standard. Will it affect the price? What about modern relevance?

scearhead(06.07.2019 14:16)

Seems great for my Colorless Eldrazi EDH Deck that.

Shyrocco(04.07.2019 09:29)

Does this trigger when its the seventh land itself?

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