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Seismic Sense
Oracle Text
Look at the top X cards of your library, where X is the number of lands you control. You may reveal a creature or land card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Seismic Sense is a clean green value Lesson that rewards you for simply doing the things green decks already want to do: play lands and stay ahead on board. As your land count rises, it effectively turns into a larger and larger dig spell, letting you inspect a deeper chunk of your library and convert one of those cards into the best creature or land among them. That makes it especially strong in midrange and ramp shells, where hitting land drops early turns this into reliable card advantage and later helps find a threat, utility land, or combo piece. It also plays nicely with fetch lands, land ramp, and decks that care about top-of-library manipulation, since you can improve the quality of the cards you leave behind. The Avatar-inspired name fits its theme perfectly: a grounded, terrain-reading awareness that feels like steady, patient navigation rather than explosive filtering.
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Character Background
Seismic Sense is a clean green value Lesson that rewards you for simply doing the things green decks already want to do: play lands and stay ahead on board. As your land count rises, it effectively turns into a larger and larger dig spell, letting you inspect a deeper chunk of your library and convert one of those cards into the best creature or land among them. That makes it especially strong in midrange and ramp shells, where hitting land drops early turns this into reliable card advantage and later helps find a threat, utility land, or combo piece. It also plays nicely with fetch lands, land ramp, and decks that care about top-of-library manipulation, since you can improve the quality of the cards you leave behind. The Avatar-inspired name fits its theme perfectly: a grounded, terrain-reading awareness that feels like steady, patient navigation rather than explosive filtering.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:49 UTC