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Restless Anchorage
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
{T}: Add {W} or {U}.
{1}{W}{U}: Until end of turn, this land becomes a 2/3 white and blue Bird creature with flying. It's still a land.
Whenever this land attacks, create a Map token.
Card Details
Character Background
Restless Anchorage is a classic Azorius utility land that rewards patient, incremental play, making it especially appealing in tempo, control, and value shells. It enters tapped, so it asks for a little early planning, but the upside is strong: it fixes for white or blue while later turning into a 2/3 flying attacker that still counts as a land. That means it can pressure planeswalkers, chip in damage after a sweeper, and stay on-board through creature removal. The real payoff is the attack trigger creating a Map token, which neatly supports explore-style value, artifact synergy, or any deck that wants small, repeatable resources. In Limited, it is an excellent mana sink in stalled boards; in Constructed, it pairs well with bounce, untap, or protection effects that help you keep mana available while still threatening evasive damage. Overall, it fits decks that want inevitability without sacrificing flexibility.
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Character Background
Restless Anchorage is a classic Azorius utility land that rewards patient, incremental play, making it especially appealing in tempo, control, and value shells. It enters tapped, so it asks for a little early planning, but the upside is strong: it fixes for white or blue while later turning into a 2/3 flying attacker that still counts as a land. That means it can pressure planeswalkers, chip in damage after a sweeper, and stay on-board through creature removal. The real payoff is the attack trigger creating a Map token, which neatly supports explore-style value, artifact synergy, or any deck that wants small, repeatable resources. In Limited, it is an excellent mana sink in stalled boards; in Constructed, it pairs well with bounce, untap, or protection effects that help you keep mana available while still threatening evasive damage. Overall, it fits decks that want inevitability without sacrificing flexibility.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:20:44 UTC