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Prowling Felidar
Oracle Text
Vigilance
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, put a +1/+1 counter on this creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Prowling Felidar is a straightforward but quietly threatening common that fits best in a value-oriented midrange or landfall tempo plan, especially in Limited. A 2/3 with vigilance for four mana already does respectable work on defense while still attacking without opening you up, and the landfall trigger steadily turns every land drop into a growing threat. In Zendikar Rising, that means fetch lands, modal double-faced cards that can be played as lands, and extra land-drop effects all become premium partners, letting the Felidar snowball faster than opponents expect. It’s especially good in decks that want to keep developing mana while applying pressure, since it rewards you for doing the most basic thing in Magic: playing lands. Pair it with cards that put additional lands onto the battlefield or recur lands from the graveyard, and it becomes a reliable board presence that can outclass early blockers and force awkward trades.
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Character Background
Prowling Felidar is a straightforward but quietly threatening common that fits best in a value-oriented midrange or landfall tempo plan, especially in Limited. A 2/3 with vigilance for four mana already does respectable work on defense while still attacking without opening you up, and the landfall trigger steadily turns every land drop into a growing threat. In Zendikar Rising, that means fetch lands, modal double-faced cards that can be played as lands, and extra land-drop effects all become premium partners, letting the Felidar snowball faster than opponents expect. It’s especially good in decks that want to keep developing mana while applying pressure, since it rewards you for doing the most basic thing in Magic: playing lands. Pair it with cards that put additional lands onto the battlefield or recur lands from the graveyard, and it becomes a reliable board presence that can outclass early blockers and force awkward trades.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:40:44 UTC