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Junktown
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{4}{R}, {T}, Sacrifice this land: Create three Junk tokens. (They're artifacts with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Exile the top card of your library. You may play that card this turn. Activate only as a sorcery.")
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Character Background
Junktown is a quintessential Fallout land design: it looks humble at first, but it turns scrap into real advantage when the game goes long. On the battlefield, it functions as a basic colorless land early, then cashes itself in for a burst of three Junk tokens once you can pay the hefty {4}{R} activation. That makes it best in value-oriented decks that can afford a slower land drop and want repeatable card flow rather than raw tempo. The Junk tokens are especially strong in sacrifice shells and artifact-matter builds, since each one can be turned into a one-card impulse draw at sorcery speed. Pair Junktown with artifact-sacrifice payoffs, token enhancers, or cards that care about casting from exile to maximize the extra cards it generates. It is not an aggro land, but in grindy midrange or control decks, it helps turn dead late-game mana into a steady stream of options.
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Character Background
Junktown is a quintessential Fallout land design: it looks humble at first, but it turns scrap into real advantage when the game goes long. On the battlefield, it functions as a basic colorless land early, then cashes itself in for a burst of three Junk tokens once you can pay the hefty {4}{R} activation. That makes it best in value-oriented decks that can afford a slower land drop and want repeatable card flow rather than raw tempo. The Junk tokens are especially strong in sacrifice shells and artifact-matter builds, since each one can be turned into a one-card impulse draw at sorcery speed. Pair Junktown with artifact-sacrifice payoffs, token enhancers, or cards that care about casting from exile to maximize the extra cards it generates. It is not an aggro land, but in grindy midrange or control decks, it helps turn dead late-game mana into a steady stream of options.
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