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Blood Moon
Oracle Text
Nonbasic lands are Mountains.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Blood Moon is a classic hate enchantment that turns the battlefield into a wasteland of red basics, making every nonbasic land a Mountain and sharply punishing greedy mana bases. In gameplay, it most strongly supports tempo and prison-style control strategies, especially in decks that can deploy it early while already operating on a low-color or fetchable basic mana plan. The best builds pair it with cheap threats or resource denial so the opponent spends turns trying to recover instead of developing. A strong deckbuilding tip is to maximize your own basic Mountains or play mana rocks, so you stay functional while multicolor decks stumble; red decks in Modern, Commander, and Legacy often lean on this asymmetry. The card’s flavor feels like a world swallowed by a violent red eclipse, where the landscape is reduced to raw stone and ash. Used well, Blood Moon can singlehandedly buy the turns needed to close a game.
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Character Background
Blood Moon is a classic hate enchantment that turns the battlefield into a wasteland of red basics, making every nonbasic land a Mountain and sharply punishing greedy mana bases. In gameplay, it most strongly supports tempo and prison-style control strategies, especially in decks that can deploy it early while already operating on a low-color or fetchable basic mana plan. The best builds pair it with cheap threats or resource denial so the opponent spends turns trying to recover instead of developing. A strong deckbuilding tip is to maximize your own basic Mountains or play mana rocks, so you stay functional while multicolor decks stumble; red decks in Modern, Commander, and Legacy often lean on this asymmetry. The card’s flavor feels like a world swallowed by a violent red eclipse, where the landscape is reduced to raw stone and ash. Used well, Blood Moon can singlehandedly buy the turns needed to close a game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-14 01:20:44 UTC