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Return to Nature
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Destroy target artifact.
• Destroy target enchantment.
• Exile target card from a graveyard.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Return to Nature is a compact, flexible answer that fits best in green midrange and tempo decks, where keeping mana open matters and small swings can decide the game. For just two mana, it cleanly handles artifacts or enchantments, while also offering graveyard hate, making it excellent against flashback, recursion, and reanimation plans common to Innistrad: Midnight Hunt’s eerie battlefield. In gameplay terms, it rewards patient sequencing: hold it up to punish a key equipment, a value enchantment, or a graveyard setup, then convert that interaction into board presence on your next turn. It also has strong deckbuilding value as a sideboard staple, and in best-of-one it can be maindeck insurance if your metagame is full of sagas or graveyard synergies. Thematically, the card feels like Innistrad’s wild places reasserting themselves against unnatural corruption, a simple but fitting act of cleansing.
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Character Background
Return to Nature is a compact, flexible answer that fits best in green midrange and tempo decks, where keeping mana open matters and small swings can decide the game. For just two mana, it cleanly handles artifacts or enchantments, while also offering graveyard hate, making it excellent against flashback, recursion, and reanimation plans common to Innistrad: Midnight Hunt’s eerie battlefield. In gameplay terms, it rewards patient sequencing: hold it up to punish a key equipment, a value enchantment, or a graveyard setup, then convert that interaction into board presence on your next turn. It also has strong deckbuilding value as a sideboard staple, and in best-of-one it can be maindeck insurance if your metagame is full of sagas or graveyard synergies. Thematically, the card feels like Innistrad’s wild places reasserting themselves against unnatural corruption, a simple but fitting act of cleansing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 13:10:45 UTC