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Fetid Pools
Oracle Text
({T}: Add {U} or {B}.)
This land enters tapped.
Cycling {2} ({2}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
Character Background
Fetid Pools is a cleanly efficient dual land for blue-black decks that want consistency more than speed, and it fits best into control, midrange, and value shells that can afford an enter-tapped opener. In a Fallout setting, the name evokes contaminated water and submerged ruin, a fitting image for a mana source that arrives tainted but still reliable, giving you either {U} or {B} without asking for extra colors elsewhere. Its biggest practical strength is flexibility: when you do not need the mana, cycling {2} turns it into a fresh card, which is excellent for smoothing draws in slower decks, especially those that want land drops early and gas later. It pairs well with graveyard-oriented strategies, landfall payoffs, and cards that care about cycling or discarding, while also helping multicolor builds keep hands functional. If your deck can tolerate tempo loss on turn one, Fetid Pools quietly improves consistency all game.
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Character Background
Fetid Pools is a cleanly efficient dual land for blue-black decks that want consistency more than speed, and it fits best into control, midrange, and value shells that can afford an enter-tapped opener. In a Fallout setting, the name evokes contaminated water and submerged ruin, a fitting image for a mana source that arrives tainted but still reliable, giving you either {U} or {B} without asking for extra colors elsewhere. Its biggest practical strength is flexibility: when you do not need the mana, cycling {2} turns it into a fresh card, which is excellent for smoothing draws in slower decks, especially those that want land drops early and gas later. It pairs well with graveyard-oriented strategies, landfall payoffs, and cards that care about cycling or discarding, while also helping multicolor builds keep hands functional. If your deck can tolerate tempo loss on turn one, Fetid Pools quietly improves consistency all game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:20:43 UTC