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Fabled Passage
Land
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This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
{T}: Add {W} or {B}.
Temple of Silence is a clean, understated dual land that rewards patient, planning-heavy decks. It enters tapped, so it is not ideal for blazing starts, but the free scry 1 softens that cost by helping you smooth early draws and dig toward key removal, sweepers, or finishers. That makes it especially strong in control and midrange shells, where quality of draws matters more than raw speed, and in slower Orzhov value decks that want consistent access to both white and black mana. The card’s strongest practical virtue is stability: it quietly improves opening hands without consuming spell slots. In deckbuilding, prioritize it alongside other tapped duals, surveil effects, or cards that care about topdeck quality, since the scry can set up future draws or protect you from flooding. If your deck wants to win the long game through efficient interaction and incremental advantages, Temple of Silence is a reliable foundation.
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Temple of Silence is a clean, understated dual land that rewards patient, planning-heavy decks. It enters tapped, so it is not ideal for blazing starts, but the free scry 1 softens that cost by helping you smooth early draws and dig toward key removal, sweepers, or finishers. That makes it especially strong in control and midrange shells, where quality of draws matters more than raw speed, and in slower Orzhov value decks that want consistent access to both white and black mana. The card’s strongest practical virtue is stability: it quietly improves opening hands without consuming spell slots. In deckbuilding, prioritize it alongside other tapped duals, surveil effects, or cards that care about topdeck quality, since the scry can set up future draws or protect you from flooding. If your deck wants to win the long game through efficient interaction and incremental advantages, Temple of Silence is a reliable foundation.
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