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Dimir Aqueduct
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, return a land you control to its owner's hand.
{T}: Add {U}{B}.
Card Details
Character Background
Dimir Aqueduct is a classic value land that best supports control, tempo, and slower combo shells, especially those happy to trade a little early speed for long-term mana efficiency. It enters tapped and asks you to return a land to your hand, but that drawback can become an asset if you build around it: replaying a land with a strong enters-the-battlefield effect, retriggering a bounce land for landfall, or simply picking up an extra basic to make room for more spells. In Commander, it shines in Dimir decks that want reliable access to both blue and black while padding land count without consuming a spell slot. Pair it with cards that reward land drops or hand size, and be mindful of opening hands with too many tapped lands, since the Aqueduct can slow aggressive starts. The card feels like a hidden channel in a city of secrets—patient, efficient, and best used by decks that win by staying ahead on resources rather than speed.
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Character Background
Dimir Aqueduct is a classic value land that best supports control, tempo, and slower combo shells, especially those happy to trade a little early speed for long-term mana efficiency. It enters tapped and asks you to return a land to your hand, but that drawback can become an asset if you build around it: replaying a land with a strong enters-the-battlefield effect, retriggering a bounce land for landfall, or simply picking up an extra basic to make room for more spells. In Commander, it shines in Dimir decks that want reliable access to both blue and black while padding land count without consuming a spell slot. Pair it with cards that reward land drops or hand size, and be mindful of opening hands with too many tapped lands, since the Aqueduct can slow aggressive starts. The card feels like a hidden channel in a city of secrets—patient, efficient, and best used by decks that win by staying ahead on resources rather than speed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:10:48 UTC