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Fabled Passage
Land
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Flying
Once during each of your turns, you may play a land from your graveyard or cast a permanent spell with mana value 3 or less from your graveyard. If you do, it gains "When this permanent is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, exile it and you gain 2 life."
Serra Paragon is a mythic value engine that fits best in control or midrange decks looking to grind through removal and attrition. A 3/4 flyer for four mana already applies respectable pressure and blocks well, but the real strength is recursive card advantage: once each turn, it lets you replay a land from your graveyard or recast a permanent with mana value 3 or less, turning fetchlands, sacrificed utility lands, and cheap permanents into repeatable resources. Because the returned permanent gets an exile-and-2-life rider when it dies again, it also rewards trading off creatures and artifacts that have already done their job. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize permanents with enter-the-battlefield effects, self-sacrificing lands, and cheap interaction pieces like baubles or utility creatures; in particular, cards that naturally fill the graveyard make Serra Paragon feel like a second hand. In lore terms, it carries the classic Serra image of protective, restorative angelic grace—elegant, resilient, and quietly overwhelming over a long game.
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Serra Paragon is a mythic value engine that fits best in control or midrange decks looking to grind through removal and attrition. A 3/4 flyer for four mana already applies respectable pressure and blocks well, but the real strength is recursive card advantage: once each turn, it lets you replay a land from your graveyard or recast a permanent with mana value 3 or less, turning fetchlands, sacrificed utility lands, and cheap permanents into repeatable resources. Because the returned permanent gets an exile-and-2-life rider when it dies again, it also rewards trading off creatures and artifacts that have already done their job. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize permanents with enter-the-battlefield effects, self-sacrificing lands, and cheap interaction pieces like baubles or utility creatures; in particular, cards that naturally fill the graveyard make Serra Paragon feel like a second hand. In lore terms, it carries the classic Serra image of protective, restorative angelic grace—elegant, resilient, and quietly overwhelming over a long game.
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