if only it came into play not tapped considering you had a large hand turn one lay forest elvish pioneer lay another and lay another in total lay four you have five lands then lay a llanowar elves next turn tap for six green sun zenith for something huge
As purplesweatshirt says, this is useful early game, but it loses its usefulness around turn 4. That's because unlike Llanowar, playing this turn 1-3 pretty much guarantees that you won't have a forest to play turn 4. Unless you're playing with a ton of forests, your mana acceleration is going to wear off.
Of course, if you're playing with some kind of forest or land mechanic, that's another story.
TheWrathofShane
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This has an upside to llanowar elves. If they ping your llanowar, you loose the extra mana. They can kill this and you still have your additional land in play.
The downside is that its situational. Sometimes you dont have an extra land, and unlike llanowar, this cant make a 1 land hand playable.
feedbacker
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wonder how this would play out in a moonfolk/landfall type deck...
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My dungrove elder,rampaging baloths and baru fist of krosa found a new friend.
Of course, if you're playing with some kind of forest or land mechanic, that's another story.
The downside is that its situational. Sometimes you dont have an extra land, and unlike llanowar, this cant make a 1 land hand playable.