Price$0.20 – $1.13
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Land
LegalRank #479
This land enters tapped.
When this land enters, scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
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KeywordsScry
Why is this card good?
Temple of Plenty is a solid budget dual land for two-color Selesnya (GW) decks. The scry 1 on entry smooths your draws and adds incremental card selection, which matters more in a 99-card singleton format where consistency is hard to come by. It's a clean, no-downside source of both your colors.
The catch is that it enters tapped. That's a real cost in Commander, where tempo on early turns sets up your whole game. In faster, more competitive GW lists, you'll often prefer untapped duals (shocks, original duals, Horizon Canopy-style lands) so you can curve out and hold up interaction.
Where it shines: midrange and casual GW decks — tokens (Trostani), lifegain, counters/+1+1 strategies, and any deck that doesn't mind a slightly slower first few turns. It's a fine, cheap inclusion that quietly improves consistency.
Skip it if you're running a high-power or stax build where every tapped land is a liability, or if you've already got enough untapped fixing.
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