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Skyshroud Claim
Oracle Text
Search your library for up to two Forest cards, put them onto the battlefield, then shuffle.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Skyshroud Claim is a quietly powerful ramp spell that best supports value and midrange-green game plans, especially in Commander where hitting extra land drops matters more than tempoing out a single threat. At four mana, it asks you to invest a turn, but it repays that patience by putting two Forest cards directly onto the battlefield, effectively jumping you ahead by two mana sources and fixing your next turns. Because the lands enter untapped if they are Forests, it pairs especially well with dual lands that carry the Forest subtype, letting multicolor green decks accelerate without slowing down. Deckbuilders should prioritize a healthy Forest count, including shock lands and triomes only where legal and relevant to fetchable types, and combine this with cards that reward high land totals, such as landfall payoffs or big X spells. The “Skyshroud” flavor feels like a canopy-guided search through hidden wild growth, fitting green’s patient, resource-rich identity.
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Character Background
Skyshroud Claim is a quietly powerful ramp spell that best supports value and midrange-green game plans, especially in Commander where hitting extra land drops matters more than tempoing out a single threat. At four mana, it asks you to invest a turn, but it repays that patience by putting two Forest cards directly onto the battlefield, effectively jumping you ahead by two mana sources and fixing your next turns. Because the lands enter untapped if they are Forests, it pairs especially well with dual lands that carry the Forest subtype, letting multicolor green decks accelerate without slowing down. Deckbuilders should prioritize a healthy Forest count, including shock lands and triomes only where legal and relevant to fetchable types, and combine this with cards that reward high land totals, such as landfall payoffs or big X spells. The “Skyshroud” flavor feels like a canopy-guided search through hidden wild growth, fitting green’s patient, resource-rich identity.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-15 08:40:44 UTC