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{T}: Add one mana of any color.
Chromatic Lantern is a quiet powerhouse for any strategy that wants perfect mana without sacrificing flexibility, and it shines especially in control, value, and multicolor combo decks. In a Ravnica setting, its color-smoothing role fits the guild-crossed city perfectly: a single artifact that helps every land speak every color. On the table, it effectively turns shaky opening hands into keepable ones and lets you cast splashed answers, haymakers, or commander spells on curve. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with greedy mana bases, three-plus-color piles, and cards that care about artifact presence or tapping permanents repeatedly; it also makes utility lands far easier to use without color screw. Because the Lantern itself taps for any color, it can even replace a land drop in the midgame, which makes it excellent in slower decks that plan to win by consistency rather than speed.
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Chromatic Lantern is a quiet powerhouse for any strategy that wants perfect mana without sacrificing flexibility, and it shines especially in control, value, and multicolor combo decks. In a Ravnica setting, its color-smoothing role fits the guild-crossed city perfectly: a single artifact that helps every land speak every color. On the table, it effectively turns shaky opening hands into keepable ones and lets you cast splashed answers, haymakers, or commander spells on curve. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with greedy mana bases, three-plus-color piles, and cards that care about artifact presence or tapping permanents repeatedly; it also makes utility lands far easier to use without color screw. Because the Lantern itself taps for any color, it can even replace a land drop in the midgame, which makes it excellent in slower decks that plan to win by consistency rather than speed.
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