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Baxter, Fly in the Ointment
Legendary Creature — Insect Mutant Scientist
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{T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle. Then if you control four or more lands, untap that land.
Fabled Passage is a deceptively simple land that rewards careful sequencing and long-game planning, making it especially strong in control and midrange decks, with solid value in ramp shells and landfall strategies as well. In Bloomburrow, its name feels like a journey through a storybook wilderness, and gameplay matches that sense of movement: it fixes colors early, then effectively becomes a faster dual-purpose land once you already have four lands, because the fetched basic enters untapped. That makes it ideal for smoothing awkward draws while still preserving tempo in the midgame. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with basic lands of different colors and landfall payoffs, or cards that care about lands entering the battlefield, since it can trigger those effects while also improving consistency. It’s less about raw speed than about flexibility, which is why it quietly shines in decks that want to hit every land drop and keep options open.
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Fabled Passage is a deceptively simple land that rewards careful sequencing and long-game planning, making it especially strong in control and midrange decks, with solid value in ramp shells and landfall strategies as well. In Bloomburrow, its name feels like a journey through a storybook wilderness, and gameplay matches that sense of movement: it fixes colors early, then effectively becomes a faster dual-purpose land once you already have four lands, because the fetched basic enters untapped. That makes it ideal for smoothing awkward draws while still preserving tempo in the midgame. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with basic lands of different colors and landfall payoffs, or cards that care about lands entering the battlefield, since it can trigger those effects while also improving consistency. It’s less about raw speed than about flexibility, which is why it quietly shines in decks that want to hit every land drop and keep options open.
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