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Tato Farmer
Oracle Text
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, you may get two rad counters.
{T}: Put target land card in a graveyard that was milled this turn onto the battlefield under your control tapped.
Card Details
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Character Background
Tato Farmer is a grim little engine for value decks, especially landfall shells and graveyard-centric midrange or control strategies. A 1/4 for {2}{G} is sturdy enough to hold the ground while you build up resources, and the Fallout setting gives the card a fitting image of a shambling mutant tending ruined soil and dredging life from decay. Its landfall trigger hands out two rad counters whenever a land enters, which can matter if your deck is trying to pressure opponents with poison-style attrition or simply cares about proliferating counters later. The activated ability is the real payoff: turning a milled land into an immediate tapped land drop lets you convert self-mill into ramp and recovery. Pair it with effects that mill lands reliably, such as fetch-heavy or dredge-adjacent packages, and with extra land drops or land recursion to keep the engine running. It rewards patient, recursive play over aggression.
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Character Background
Tato Farmer is a grim little engine for value decks, especially landfall shells and graveyard-centric midrange or control strategies. A 1/4 for {2}{G} is sturdy enough to hold the ground while you build up resources, and the Fallout setting gives the card a fitting image of a shambling mutant tending ruined soil and dredging life from decay. Its landfall trigger hands out two rad counters whenever a land enters, which can matter if your deck is trying to pressure opponents with poison-style attrition or simply cares about proliferating counters later. The activated ability is the real payoff: turning a milled land into an immediate tapped land drop lets you convert self-mill into ramp and recovery. Pair it with effects that mill lands reliably, such as fetch-heavy or dredge-adjacent packages, and with extra land drops or land recursion to keep the engine running. It rewards patient, recursive play over aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:10:48 UTC