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2R · Enchantment — Aura
Enchant land Enchanted land is a 4/2 red Beast creature with trample. It's still a land. When enchanted land dies, return that card to its owner's hand.
| Name | Mana | Type | Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| Halimar Tidecaller | 2U | Creature — Human Wizard Ally | When Halimar Tidecaller enters the battlefield, you may return target card with awaken from your graveyard to your hand. Land creatures you control have flying. 2/3 |
| Bountiful Harvest | 4G | Sorcery | You gain 1 life for each land you control. |
| Joyous Respite | 3G | Sorcery — Arcane | You gain 1 life for each land you control. |
| Rescue | U | Instant | Return target permanent you control to its owner's hand. |
| Usher to Safety | W | Instant — Adventure | Return target permanent you control to its owner's hand. (Then exile this card. You may cast the creature later from exile.) |
| Stench of Evil | 2BB | Sorcery | Destroy all Plains. For each land destroyed this way, Stench of Evil deals 1 damage to that land's controller unless they pay {2}. |
| Talons of Wildwood | 1G | Enchantment — Aura | Enchant creature Enchanted creature gets +1/+1 and has trample. (It can deal excess combat damage to the player or planeswalker it's attacking.) {2}{G}: Return Talons of Wildwood from your graveyard to your hand. |
| Jodah's Codex | 5 | Artifact | Domain — {5}, {T}: Draw a card. This ability costs {1} less to activate for each basic land type among lands you control. |
| Quicksilver Fountain | 3 | Artifact | At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player puts a flood counter on target non-Island land they control of their choice. That land is an Island for as long as it has a flood counter on it. At the beginning of each end step, if all lands on the battlefield are Islands, remove all flood counters from them. |
| Lumbering Falls | Land | Lumbering Falls enters the battlefield tapped. {T}: Add {G} or {U}. {2}{G}{U}: Lumbering Falls becomes a 3/3 green and blue Elemental creature with hexproof until end of turn. It's still a land. |