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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 deceptively sharp control tool disguised as a colorless land, and it shines best in tempo or disruption-heavy decks that want to slow an opponent’s engine without spending a full card slot on a spell. The moment it enters, naming a key utility land can shut off activated abilities like card draw, recursion, sacrifice outlets, or utility filters, while also reducing the target land to a simple mana source. That makes it especially strong against greedy manabases and specialized lands that carry games on their own. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with effects that capitalize on stalled development—countermagic, land denial, or flash threats—since it buys time while costing almost no tempo itself. It also has subtle value in metas full of legendary or utility lands, where correctly naming the right piece can be backbreaking. Because it still taps for {C}, it remains safely playable even when the naming mode is merely disruptive rather than crippling.
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Character Background
Petrified Hamlet is a deceptively sharp control tool disguised as a colorless land, and it shines best in tempo or disruption-heavy decks that want to slow an opponent’s engine without spending a full card slot on a spell. The moment it enters, naming a key utility land can shut off activated abilities like card draw, recursion, sacrifice outlets, or utility filters, while also reducing the target land to a simple mana source. That makes it especially strong against greedy manabases and specialized lands that carry games on their own. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with effects that capitalize on stalled development—countermagic, land denial, or flash threats—since it buys time while costing almost no tempo itself. It also has subtle value in metas full of legendary or utility lands, where correctly naming the right piece can be backbreaking. Because it still taps for {C}, it remains safely playable even when the naming mode is merely disruptive rather than crippling.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:40:46 UTC