Watery Grave

Like Steam Vents (88), this untapped fetchable dual is premium fixing; blue-black access should be a major upgrade for control and multicolor mana bases.

Could be wrong if Its colors are less represented than Izzet in supplied Standard results, so immediate adoption may trail the other shocklands.

It is the same premium land class as Steam Vents (92) and Overgrown Tomb (90): reliable untapped, fetchable two-color fixing for future UB/x decks.

Could be wrong if The supplied leading Pioneer archetypes show no clear blue-black shell, which could limit early copy counts despite the land's raw quality.

Modern lists already show Watery Grave in 1,151 decks; as a fetchable UB dual, it is only modestly behind the format's most ubiquitous shocklands and fetches.

Could be wrong if Fetchlands, other duals, and demanding life totals often cap it at one or two copies rather than making it a universal four-of.

It is a usable fetchable UB source, but Underground Sea is vastly better and abundant Legacy dual options leave little reason to pay life or accept a tapped land.

Could be wrong if Five-color mana bases may want an additional typed UB dual badly enough to use a small number despite the substantial downgrade.

A fetchable untapped UB dual is highly attractive in optimized multicolor decks, though it is color-restricted and below Command Tower or premium universal lands.

Could be wrong if Optimized lists may prefer more fetchlands, original duals, rainbow lands, or basics depending on color count and life-total pressure.

It provides strong two-color fixing and can enter untapped when tempo matters, but it has no battlefield impact and is mediocre in decks not using both colors.

Could be wrong if Unknown archetypes, fixing density, and splash incentives could make rare fixing either notably better or nearly replaceable.