This card is great! I maindeck 4 of these in standard, and i am a big fan of painlands, and i am even a bigger fan of enemy colored painlands. They feel so much more significant, because allied colored decks feel like the y usually run about 2 colors, but decks that utilize enemy lands can play many more colors easily, and for multi-colored decks it is more important to have an even mana-base, than with just 2 colors
TDL
★★☆☆☆ (2.3/5.0)(5 votes)
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Moleland
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
Pretty good, as you can always just use it for Colourless mana when you have the right mana in play.
Creamof1337
★★★☆☆ (3.5/5.0)(3 votes)
These, Tainted Fields and Godless Shrines are the backbone of my Black/White Cleric deck, one of my personal favourites! Black and white is just too badass of a color combination to ignore.
blurrymadness
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Delicious. These are still some of the best lands out their, currently ~4th place IMO: -Original Duals -Fetchlands (basically tied with originally duals if I'm honest. They even see play in mono-colored decks) -Shocklands -These
and the primary reason for shocks winning out is only because they retain the basic types, which is rather important for fetchlands, land grant, land cycling (forest, swamp, etc.) and any other fetch-a-land-type card you can think of; let alone tainted lands, and other "cares about land types" cards.
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-Original Duals
-Fetchlands (basically tied with originally duals if I'm honest. They even see play in mono-colored decks)
-Shocklands
-These
and the primary reason for shocks winning out is only because they retain the basic types, which is rather important for fetchlands, land grant, land cycling (forest, swamp, etc.) and any other fetch-a-land-type card you can think of; let alone tainted lands, and other "cares about land types" cards.