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Sundown Pass
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped unless you control two or more other lands.
{T}: Add {R} or {W}.
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Character Background
Sundown Pass is a clean, flexible dual land that fits best in red-white tempo and midrange shells, where smooth early development matters more than explosive fixing. In the Doctor Who setting, its name evokes that fleeting border between day and night, which matches its gameplay role: if you already have two other lands, it comes in untapped and keeps your curve moving; if not, it still quietly does its job without demanding life payment or awkward conditions. It is especially strong in decks that want to cast early white removal and red pressure on time, or in Boros builds with a low curve and a high density of two-drops. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with basic land-heavy openings and other “enters tapped unless” lands so your first turns are consistent while your later draws stay untapped. It rewards disciplined sequencing and helps aggressive decks avoid stalling.
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Character Background
Sundown Pass is a clean, flexible dual land that fits best in red-white tempo and midrange shells, where smooth early development matters more than explosive fixing. In the Doctor Who setting, its name evokes that fleeting border between day and night, which matches its gameplay role: if you already have two other lands, it comes in untapped and keeps your curve moving; if not, it still quietly does its job without demanding life payment or awkward conditions. It is especially strong in decks that want to cast early white removal and red pressure on time, or in Boros builds with a low curve and a high density of two-drops. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with basic land-heavy openings and other “enters tapped unless” lands so your first turns are consistent while your later draws stay untapped. It rewards disciplined sequencing and helps aggressive decks avoid stalling.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:10:45 UTC