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Skyclave Geopede
Oracle Text
Trample
Landfall — Whenever a land you control enters, this creature gets +2/+2 until end of turn.
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Skyclave Geopede is a classic Zendikar Rising pressure card: a cheap, aggressive threat that rewards you for doing the thing red decks want to do anyway—keep lands flowing while turning them into damage. As a 3/1 with trample for three mana, it attacks early, but landfall makes it scale into a sudden 5/3 or larger, forcing awkward blocks and often pushing damage through chump blockers. It fits best in aggro and tempo shells, especially red-based landfall decks that can trigger it on demand with fetch lands, extra land drops, or cards that put lands onto the battlefield midcombat. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with low-curve plays that keep you ahead while maximizing land drops, such as cards that ramp or recur lands, so the Geopede stays threatening every turn. The name and art evoke Zendikar’s dangerous terrain—this is a predator that turns the plane’s shifting geography into momentum.
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Character Background
Skyclave Geopede is a classic Zendikar Rising pressure card: a cheap, aggressive threat that rewards you for doing the thing red decks want to do anyway—keep lands flowing while turning them into damage. As a 3/1 with trample for three mana, it attacks early, but landfall makes it scale into a sudden 5/3 or larger, forcing awkward blocks and often pushing damage through chump blockers. It fits best in aggro and tempo shells, especially red-based landfall decks that can trigger it on demand with fetch lands, extra land drops, or cards that put lands onto the battlefield midcombat. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with low-curve plays that keep you ahead while maximizing land drops, such as cards that ramp or recur lands, so the Geopede stays threatening every turn. The name and art evoke Zendikar’s dangerous terrain—this is a predator that turns the plane’s shifting geography into momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:48 UTC