Myriad Landscape
Land
Why Play Myriad Landscape
Multicolored decks running three or more colors benefit most from this land's ability to fix mana while providing card advantage. The sacrifice ability effectively trades one card for two lands, helping you hit land drops in the mid-game while thinning your deck of basics. Play it early when you can afford the tempo loss of entering tapped, then activate it on turn 4-5 when you need to stabilize your mana base or ramp into bigger threats.Format Notes
Commander is where Myriad Landscape truly shines, appearing in countless multicolored decks as reliable mana fixing and ramp. The singleton nature of Commander makes the card advantage particularly valuable, and games typically last long enough to justify the initial tempo investment. Legacy and Vintage applications are extremely niche due to the faster pace and superior mana fixing available in those formats.Combos & Synergies
Landfall creatures like Avenger of Zendikar and Omnath, Locus of Creation trigger twice when you sacrifice Myriad Landscape, creating explosive turns. Crucible of Worlds allows you to repeatedly use the landscape from your graveyard, generating significant value over multiple turns. Cards that care about lands entering the battlefield, such as Lotus Cobra, turn the sacrifice into immediate mana acceleration rather than just fixing.Featured in These Decks
- World Shaper Commander
- Witherbloom Witchcraft Commander
- Virtue and Valor Commander
- Veloci-Ramp-Tor Commander
- Vampiric Bloodline Commander
- Undead Unleashed Commander
