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Temple of Triumph
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
{T}: Add {R} or {W}.
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Character Background
Temple of Triumph is a clean, efficient dual land that quietly rewards planning, making it a strong fit for tempo, Boros midrange, and aggressive decks that still want a bit of card selection. In Fallout, its name and white-red identity evoke a fortified place of hope or doctrine, which matches its practical role: it stabilizes your early mana while helping you smooth draws with scry 1. Because it enters tapped, it is best in lists that can afford a slightly slower opening or that value consistency over maximum speed. It pairs especially well with curve-heavy decks that want to hit both colors reliably, and with strategies that care about topdeck quality, such as burn decks digging for reach or control shells finding sweepers and removal. If your deck has multiple one- and two-mana plays in both red and white, this land helps you sequence turns more smoothly without sacrificing late-game utility.
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Character Background
Temple of Triumph is a clean, efficient dual land that quietly rewards planning, making it a strong fit for tempo, Boros midrange, and aggressive decks that still want a bit of card selection. In Fallout, its name and white-red identity evoke a fortified place of hope or doctrine, which matches its practical role: it stabilizes your early mana while helping you smooth draws with scry 1. Because it enters tapped, it is best in lists that can afford a slightly slower opening or that value consistency over maximum speed. It pairs especially well with curve-heavy decks that want to hit both colors reliably, and with strategies that care about topdeck quality, such as burn decks digging for reach or control shells finding sweepers and removal. If your deck has multiple one- and two-mana plays in both red and white, this land helps you sequence turns more smoothly without sacrificing late-game utility.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:20:42 UTC