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Scattered Groves
Oracle Text
({T}: Add {G} or {W}.)
This land enters tapped.
Cycling {2} ({2}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
Character Background
Scattered Groves is a clean, flexible utility land that best fits value-oriented and slower two-color decks, especially control and midrange builds that want reliable access to both green and white without dedicating too many spell slots to mana fixing. In Fallout’s wasteland framing, it feels like one of the few surviving pockets where life still takes root, which matches the card’s practical role: it steadies your mana while keeping late-game relevance through cycling. Because it enters tapped, it is usually strongest in decks that can afford a tempo hit early, then cash it in later when land drops are no longer needed. It has especially strong synergy with landfall, graveyard, and cycling payoffs, and it pairs well with cards that care about lands entering or being discarded, such as recursion engines or draw smoothing packages. If your deck needs consistency more than speed, this is an excellent two-color fixer.
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Character Background
Scattered Groves is a clean, flexible utility land that best fits value-oriented and slower two-color decks, especially control and midrange builds that want reliable access to both green and white without dedicating too many spell slots to mana fixing. In Fallout’s wasteland framing, it feels like one of the few surviving pockets where life still takes root, which matches the card’s practical role: it steadies your mana while keeping late-game relevance through cycling. Because it enters tapped, it is usually strongest in decks that can afford a tempo hit early, then cash it in later when land drops are no longer needed. It has especially strong synergy with landfall, graveyard, and cycling payoffs, and it pairs well with cards that care about lands entering or being discarded, such as recursion engines or draw smoothing packages. If your deck needs consistency more than speed, this is an excellent two-color fixer.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 17:10:47 UTC