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Drownyard Temple
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{3}: Return this card from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped.
Card Details
Character Background
Drownyard Temple is a subtle value land that fits best in grindy control and midrange decks, especially builds that can repeatedly leverage lands from the graveyard. On rate, it is just a colorless source, but its real strength is inevitability: paying {3} to return it tapped means you can turn late-game mana into a land drop again and again, insulating yourself from flood while keeping land-count synergies online. It works particularly well with sacrifice-heavy strategies, self-mill, or discard outlets that naturally stock the graveyard, and it pairs nicely with effects that care about lands entering the battlefield or being recurred. In Commander, it is a solid inclusion in decks that want reusable resources without spending a card from hand. The name evokes a sunken, half-lost ruin, and that feeling matches the gameplay perfectly: patient, persistent, and difficult for opponents to fully erase.
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Character Background
Drownyard Temple is a subtle value land that fits best in grindy control and midrange decks, especially builds that can repeatedly leverage lands from the graveyard. On rate, it is just a colorless source, but its real strength is inevitability: paying {3} to return it tapped means you can turn late-game mana into a land drop again and again, insulating yourself from flood while keeping land-count synergies online. It works particularly well with sacrifice-heavy strategies, self-mill, or discard outlets that naturally stock the graveyard, and it pairs nicely with effects that care about lands entering the battlefield or being recurred. In Commander, it is a solid inclusion in decks that want reusable resources without spending a card from hand. The name evokes a sunken, half-lost ruin, and that feeling matches the gameplay perfectly: patient, persistent, and difficult for opponents to fully erase.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 06:20:41 UTC