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Petrified Hamlet
Oracle Text
When this land enters, choose a land card name.
Activated abilities of sources with the chosen name can't be activated unless they're mana abilities.
Lands with the chosen name have "{T}: Add {C}."
{T}: Add {C}.
Card Details
Character Background
Petrified Hamlet is a neatly oppressive utility land that fits best in control and tempo shells, where slowing an opponent’s mana development can buy exactly the turn or two needed to stabilize or set up a finisher. Its entrance clause names a land and turns off activated abilities from sources with that name unless they’re mana abilities, which makes it especially strong against decks leaning on utility lands, manlands, or repeatable value lands; in the right metagame, naming a key dual or specialty land can also blunt color fixing. The second line effectively normalizes the chosen land into a simple colorless source, helping strip tricky lands of their special text while still letting them function. Because it also taps for {C} itself, it’s rarely dead, and deckbuilders can exploit that by pairing it with land recursion, copy effects, or effects that reward colorless mana. It is at its best when you know the opposing manabase well and can name with precision.
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Character Background
Petrified Hamlet is a neatly oppressive utility land that fits best in control and tempo shells, where slowing an opponent’s mana development can buy exactly the turn or two needed to stabilize or set up a finisher. Its entrance clause names a land and turns off activated abilities from sources with that name unless they’re mana abilities, which makes it especially strong against decks leaning on utility lands, manlands, or repeatable value lands; in the right metagame, naming a key dual or specialty land can also blunt color fixing. The second line effectively normalizes the chosen land into a simple colorless source, helping strip tricky lands of their special text while still letting them function. Because it also taps for {C} itself, it’s rarely dead, and deckbuilders can exploit that by pairing it with land recursion, copy effects, or effects that reward colorless mana. It is at its best when you know the opposing manabase well and can name with precision.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 11:40:44 UTC