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Sink into Takenuma
Oracle Text
Sweep — Return any number of Swamps you control to their owner's hand. Target player discards a card for each Swamp returned this way.
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Character Background
Sink into Takenuma is a classic attrition tool for black control and midrange decks that can turn excess lands into hand disruption at instant-like leverage. By sweeping back Swamps you can pay for a modest spell into a scalable discard effect, letting you pressure an opponent’s resources while also retriggering landfall-like or land-recursion synergies from the bounced lands. In play, it is best when you are ahead on mana and want to convert a stable board into a decisive tempo swing, especially against combo or control decks that rely on holding key pieces. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with cards that reward land drops from hand, artifact mana that compensates for the returned lands, or recursion effects that let you replay Swamps from the graveyard. The Takenuma flavor feels like a marsh swallowing what has already been claimed, and the card captures that idea mechanically by making your own land presence feed the opponent’s losses.
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Character Background
Sink into Takenuma is a classic attrition tool for black control and midrange decks that can turn excess lands into hand disruption at instant-like leverage. By sweeping back Swamps you can pay for a modest spell into a scalable discard effect, letting you pressure an opponent’s resources while also retriggering landfall-like or land-recursion synergies from the bounced lands. In play, it is best when you are ahead on mana and want to convert a stable board into a decisive tempo swing, especially against combo or control decks that rely on holding key pieces. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with cards that reward land drops from hand, artifact mana that compensates for the returned lands, or recursion effects that let you replay Swamps from the graveyard. The Takenuma flavor feels like a marsh swallowing what has already been claimed, and the card captures that idea mechanically by making your own land presence feed the opponent’s losses.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-24 22:10:42 UTC