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Pit of Offerings
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, exile up to three target cards from graveyards.
{T}: Add {C}.
{T}: Add one mana of any of the exiled cards' colors.
Card Details
Character Background
Pit of Offerings is a deceptively flexible land for graveyard-aware decks, especially value and control shells that want to turn enemy resources into future mana. Because it enters tapped, it asks for a small tempo concession, but the exile effect can immediately disrupt recursion plans, shrink delirium-style setups, and deny flashback or reanimation targets. In return, it can tap for colorless or for one mana of any color among the exiled cards, which makes it strongest when your deck naturally interacts with multiple graveyards or wants fixing without spending a spell slot. In The Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the “offering” theme fits a place that converts what has been lost into usable power. A practical tip: pair it with self-mill, sacrifice, or mill decks to stock graveyards with diverse colors, then use it to smooth multicolor mana while incidentally hosing opponents’ key cards.
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Character Background
Pit of Offerings is a deceptively flexible land for graveyard-aware decks, especially value and control shells that want to turn enemy resources into future mana. Because it enters tapped, it asks for a small tempo concession, but the exile effect can immediately disrupt recursion plans, shrink delirium-style setups, and deny flashback or reanimation targets. In return, it can tap for colorless or for one mana of any color among the exiled cards, which makes it strongest when your deck naturally interacts with multiple graveyards or wants fixing without spending a spell slot. In The Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the “offering” theme fits a place that converts what has been lost into usable power. A practical tip: pair it with self-mill, sacrifice, or mill decks to stock graveyards with diverse colors, then use it to smooth multicolor mana while incidentally hosing opponents’ key cards.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 03:20:42 UTC