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2RG · Enchantment
When Natural Emergence enters the battlefield, return a red or green enchantment you control to its owner's hand. Lands you control are 2/2 creatures with first strike. They're still lands.
| Name | Mana | Type | Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| Life | G | Sorcery | All lands you control become 1/1 creatures until end of turn. They're still lands. |
| Wakeroot Elemental | 4GG | Creature — Elemental | {G}{G}{G}{G}{G}: Untap target land you control. It becomes a 5/5 Elemental creature with haste. It's still a land. (This effect lasts as long as that land remains on the battlefield.) 5/5 |
| Drake Familiar | 1U | Creature — Drake | Flying When Drake Familiar enters the battlefield, sacrifice it unless you return an enchantment to its owner's hand. 2/1 |
| Dust Elemental | 2WW | Creature — Elemental | Flash (You may cast this spell any time you could cast an instant.) Flying; fear (This creature can't be blocked except by artifact creatures and/or black creatures.) When Dust Elemental enters the battlefield, return three creatures you control to their owner's hand. 6/6 |
| Sea's Claim | U | Enchantment — Aura | Enchant land (Target a land as you cast this. This card enters the battlefield attached to that land.) Enchanted land is an Island. |
| Tectonic Instability | 2R | Enchantment | Whenever a land enters the battlefield, tap all lands its controller controls. |
| Waker of the Wilds | 2GG | Creature — Merfolk Shaman | {X}{G}{G}: Put X +1/+1 counters on target land you control. That land becomes a 0/0 Elemental creature with haste. It's still a land. 3/3 |
| Blood Moon | 2R | Enchantment | Nonbasic lands are Mountains. |
| Kudzu | 1GG | Enchantment — Aura | Enchant land When enchanted land becomes tapped, destroy it. That land's controller may attach Kudzu to a land of their choice. |
| Needle Spires | Land | Needle Spires enters the battlefield tapped. {T}: Add {R} or {W}. {2}{R}{W}: Needle Spires becomes a 2/1 red and white Elemental creature with double strike until end of turn. It's still a land. |