Summary

• Ravnica Remastered features powerful green cards like Utopia Sprawl and Arboreal Grazer for ramping up and gaining an early advantage.
• Yeva, Nature's Herald breaks the mold by giving green creatures flash, allowing for unexpected plays.
• Wilderness Reclamation untaps all lands at the end step, providing mana for powerful instant speed plays, despite being banned in some formats like Pioneer and Historic.

One of the most beloved 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering planes around, Ravnica has been the center of attention for multiple sets, bringing players back to a plane-sized city time after time to deal with double-crossing guilds, duo color archetypes, and plꦆenty of unique🔜 mechanics for you to experiment with.

Some incredibly powerful green cards originate from Ravnic൲a and make a reappearance in Ravnica Remastered. There are tournament staples, Commander all-stars, and limited bombs all ready ⛄to stop over the battlefield. Keep an eye out for these cards as you put together your Ravnica cube or hunt for Shocklands.

10 ཧ 🐼Utopia Sprawl

Build A Utopia Of Your Own

A Pauper staple and all-around great ramp enchantment, Utopia Sprawl has been enchanting Forest since its debut all the way back in 2006’s Dissension set. For justꦛ one green mana you get 💫to enchant a Forest land, picking a color when it comes into play.

Anytime you tap that Forest for mana, you get to pump out an extra mana of the color you picked. This jumps you ahead of the curve, putting you at three mana, pote꧑ntially of three diඣfferent colors, on turn two, putting you miles ahead of your opponents.

9 💖 ꦜ Arboreal Grazer

Munch Away At Your Own Risk

Speaking of ramping up in mana, Arboreal Grazer is a key card for all sorts of decks that want their lands out early. Also sitting at one mana, Arboreal Grazer lets you take a land෴ from yo🅷ur hand and put it onto the battlefield tapped, helping you dump your hand of lands early in the game.

Arboreal Grazer comes with a surprisingly beefy body, a 0/3 creature that can chump block early attackers for several turns, helping to ♕give your life total a bit of a buffer. It also has reach, so no little 1/1 fliers coming at you either.

8 Yeva, Nature's Herald

Oops All Bears

Sometimes you just want to be able to cast everything you want anytime you wꦗant. While this ability generally sticks to blue cards, Yeva, Nature’s Herald breaks the mold to let you do whatever you want.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yeva herself has flash, letting you cast the ༺spell anytime you can cast an instant, and also gives all your green creatures flash as well. While this ability only extends to green creatures, it affects multicolored creatures so lo🅺ng as they’re green in addition to their other colors, giving you plenty of potential to get those creatures out when your opponents least expect them.

7 🌠 Protean Hulk

These Eggs Have Plenty Of Protein

A long-time powerhouse in Magic, Protean Hulk gives you all sorts of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:potential go combo off from j😼ust one creature. Though it sits at a hefty seven mana, Protea♛n Hulk has a very strong death trigger that can just win you a gam☂e.

When it dies, you get to search your deck for any number of creature cards with a total mana value o♍f six or less, putting them all directly into play. There are several combos you can tutor for, all with small creatures that guarantee a win when assembled.

6 🅠 Life From The Loam

Pure Value In Land Decks

A two-mana spell that recycles your graveyard turn after turn, Life from the Loam lets to bring back three land cards from your graveyard to your hand. It might seem a little narrow in scope initially, but it gets better wit🍎h the next abi🧜lity.

Life from the Loam also has dredge 3, letting you mill three cards instead of drawing a card. If you do this, you get to return Life from the Loam 🌸back to your hand to cast it again. In decks that manipulate the graveyard, Life from the Loam gives you the potential to hit all your land drops every turn while giving you fuel for future spells.

5 🍸 Wilderness Reclamation 🅺

Just Do Everything At Any Time

Banned in three formats, Wilderness Reclamation is a huge threat to the tabl🦄e despite being a relatively succinct card. At the start of your end step, Wilderness Reclamation untaps all your lands.

This gives you turn after turn of ways to generate tons of mana, for either a mana sinking ability or to always have mana available to counter spel♌ls or interact in other ways at instant speed. Even though Wilderness Reclamation is banned in Pioneer, Explorer, and Historic, being able to open this card can be great for Commander players who want to make the most out of their lands.

4 Birds Of Paradis♔e

The Original Mana Creature

Having been printe⛦d regularly in Magic’s history, Birds of Paradise saw a bit of a revival when it popped back up in the original Ravnica: City of Guilds expansion. This one mana 0/1 Bird creature lets you tap it to add one mana of any color to your mana pool, making it an extremely versatile creature to help get your bigger stuff out faster.

Birds of 🐓Paradise fills a special role in he🌺avy multicolor sets like those set in Ravnica, giving your green-based decks a huge advantage, since it can help you branch out to practically any other color.

3 Farseek

Perfect Mana Fixing

Green got some incredible pieces of mana fixing in Ravnica Remastered🅰, which makes sense given the multicolor shenanigans you can get up to while combining Ravnica’s guilds into a single deck.

One of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:best two mana ramp spells in Magic, Farseek lets you search your library for any land other than a Forest. But that doesn&rsqu🎶o;t mean you can’t get Forests. If you search up a card like Temple Garden, which is both a Plains and a Forest, it still works. You can use this little loophole to your advantage, fixing your mana by getting any of the Shocklands or even the Triomes, so long as they have that basic land type.

2 Guar🐠dian Project 𝔉

Turn Your Creatures Into Cantrips

In formats༺ like Commander where you play with a deck filled with only a single copy of each card, Guardian Project lets you keep your hand filled thanks to this unique effect.

Anytime another nontoken creature enters the battlefield under your control you get to draw a card so long as nothing else on the battlefield or in your graveyard has the same name. It’s a bit of a nonbo with creatures that let you have multiple copies of it in your deck, or creatures that clone ♛other creatures you control, but outside of that you can replace every creature you play with a brand new one.

1 ♍ Chord Of Cไalling

Just What I Needed!

In Magic, it can often feel like you never draw the card you need when you need it. You could be hoping for some game-winning creature and it turns out al🍰l four copies are at the bottom of your deck. Chord of Calling solves that riddle by letting you jus🥂t go right for it when you need it.

When you cast Chord of Calling you can convoke it to help hit your mana requirements, tapping creatures to pay for mana, including the X cost in the mana cost. Then you get to search your library for any creature with a mana value equal to or less than whatever you paid for X, putting that card right into play. Go ahead and grab that Craterhoo🐟d Behemoth to seal the deal and take you to victory.