Somewhat akin to Mwonvuli Acid-Moss. You definitely can't go wrong with these in a green edh deck. Also tutors locust lands and the Urzatron in ramp decks.
Posted By:
GrimjawxRULES
(9/3/2012 12:46:45 PM)
This + Any Ravinica Bounce Land is just so awesome. It turns into like a 4 mana cultivate.
Posted By:
Ligerman30
(7/11/2013 1:14:09 AM)
A lot of people are tossing around a lot of weird opinions on here...
Of course Crop Rotation is ridiculous, just like the rest of Urza block. 1 CMC, instant-speed, ANY land into play and untapped. The sacrifice clause means you don't actually ramp the total number of lands, but that can easily be offset with the variety of special lands you can grab. That "drawback" can also be used to good effect. In my EDH deck, for example, I prefer to lose Dakmor Salvage so I can get some dredge going. A final consideration (and, in my opinion, the only true drawback) is that the sacrifice is an additional COST, so if Crop Roto is countered you are essentially 2-for-1'd.
Sylvan Scrying is also very powerful, and arguably (I would argue personally) stronger than Reap and Sow. Scrying has a low CMC and finds ANY land, but doesn't put that land into play. This is good because you can play said land untapped and proceed to use it,... (see all)
Posted By:
DiamondFlavor
(3/16/2014 8:52:15 AM)
Not bad for fetching non-basic lands. Still, it makes me sad because it would have made a great split card.
Posted By:
Notoriety
(8/12/2010 6:47:15 PM)
I'd much rather take Mwonvuli Acid-Moss.
Posted By:
Forgeling
(8/25/2009 12:15:50 PM)
You don't play it for 4- you play it for its entwine cost of one colorless and a Forest. That's important, as at 2 CMC, you blow up their land and go grab any land you want, put it into play, untapped. I think its great, and the reason they allowed it to be entwine so cheaply is because green just doesn't have ehough land destrution to matter.
Posted By:
EDHfan
(5/11/2011 11:00:00 PM)
since when land search with cost of 4 is nice?
if you want to find nonbasic just use silvanscrying/crop rotation
Posted By:
Szentekkel
(2/22/2011 3:31:38 PM)