
Silvan Reveler
CommentsStandard 41 Eng.D+Usr.—
Below Icetill Explorer (46): the 3/2 body and four-mana setup are weak, but turning a discarded land into ramp gives landfall shells a testable value card.
Could be wrong if A strong UG landfall shell or reliable discard-land payoff could make its ETB ramp and graveyard recursion more important.
Pioneer 29 Eng.FUsr.—
Four mana for a 3/2 and conditional tapped-land ramp is slow for Pioneer; it needs a dedicated landfall shell rather than fitting existing efficient strategies.
Could be wrong if An established land-based deck may value recurring loot-and-ramp effects more than its baseline rate suggests.
Modern 23 Eng.FUsr.—
Amulet Titan can use extra land entries, but this four-mana colored 3/2 lacks immediate impact and is much slower than Modern's established land engines.
Could be wrong if A land-combo list could find a specific exploit for putting discarded lands directly onto the battlefield.
Legacy 19 Eng.FUsr.—
Lands can theoretically exploit the land discard, but four mana and a further three mana to recover it are prohibitive against Wasteland and cheap interaction.
Could be wrong if A new or existing Lands configuration could uniquely reward the discard-to-battlefield clause.
Commander 52 Eng.CUsr.—
Turning a discarded land into an extra tapped land, then later rebuying itself, is useful repeatable value for Simic landfall decks, though mana hungry.
Could be wrong if The three-mana recovery trigger may prove too inefficient versus more direct landfall engines.
Limited 53 Eng.CUsr.—
A 3/2 for four is mediocre, but filtering while occasionally converting a land in hand into ramp is playable; late recursion adds modest value.
Could be wrong if Unknown format speed, fixing, landfall support, and removal make its setup frequency and survivability unclear.
“A slow but self-rebuying landfall value creature whose clearest competitive opening is a dedicated Simic land strategy.”
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