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I'm building a red/green deck and am having a lot of trouble finding a dual land that produces BOTH a mountain and forest and not either or. It seems like this is the only color combo that is hard to find. I think I found a land that does this online a couple weeks ago but didn't bookmark the page. Can anyone help me out?
how about Raging Ravine?
Raging Ravine produces a mountain OR forest. I'm looking for one that produces both at the same time. Similar to Azorius Chancery for example
Azorius Chancery (Dissension) - Gatherer - Magic: The Gathering
here's a card: Gruul Turf
Mossfire Valley and Fire-Lit Thicket.
I'm curious as to why you're so interested in producing both colours at the same time?
And to be a bit pedantic, they don't produce "mountain and forest". They produce "red and green mana".
Perhaps I am building a red/green deck? Wouldn't one want to produce one of each color for only tapping one land? I guess that might make sense. Maybe not. Oh and pardon me, yes a mountain is a CARD not a mana color...Quote:
Originally Posted by Arix
No need to be a jerk about it (especially after I helped you out), I just want to know why producing one of each is so much better than being able to produce either or.
If you think about it dual mana lands dont really have a return... I find it's better just to play individual or either/or lands. You cant play
dual mana lands first turn, because if the "Return land from battlefield to hand" doesnt have a target when it resolves, the card goes to
the graveyard. If you have one on your opening hand, and on your first turn you play a basic land and on the second turn you play your
dual land, you dont have any mana until turn three, whereas you're opponent may already have creatures on the battle field. On turn
three, the player who played the dual land has two mana (or three, dependent on the amont of lands you got in your starting hand), and
your opponent also has three mana and possibly creatures on the field. Your opponent stays on par with you, mana wise, for the entire
game. By the time you have played your dual land, your opponent has played two lands, so there is no gain.
First of all: this thread is 3 years old
Second: "if the "Return land from battlefield to hand" doesnt have a target when it resolves, the card goes to
the graveyard." is wrong. Gruul Turf would bounce itself, not go to the graveyard.
http://i1229.photobucket.com/albums/...1/20937124.jpg
3-year necro post.
yes they came out with these new lands (guys in sotre calls them "shocklands) just now and stomping ground amkes g/r
Yeah, shocks were new when the original Ravnica block came out and OLD POST.