Razorverge Thicket

Land

Razorverge Thicket enters the battlefield tapped unless you control two or fewer lands.

: Add or to your mana pool.

Discussion (51)

jakeelephant006 on An Enchanting Gift in a Modern World

2 months ago

For your main board, you could trim a couple lands for some Sythis, Harvest's Hand . I also see some decks running Gryff's Boon over Spirit Mantle . Idk about that one, though. Also, if you are looking for budget lands to help smooth out games, Branchloft Pathway  ^Flip, Brushland , and the other copies of Razorverge Thicket can all be decently cheap. Sunpetal Grove and Canopy Vista could also be decent options especially with more basics in the deck.

TriusMalarky on Dime-store Derevi (Competitive, Budget $75!!)

6 months ago

You have 11 taplands. 11. When playing cEDH, the most you have is 1. Ever. Yavimaya Coast , Botanical Sanctum , Exotic Orchard , Sungrass Prairie , Skycloud Expanse , Sunpetal Grove , Glacial Fortress , Hinterland Harbor , Razorverge Thicket , Seachrome Coast , Spire of Industry . You'll have to spend a little more, but it's only like $30. And without that, you're never gonna win at a cEDH table.

Also, Edric, Spymaster of Trest , Triton Shorestalker , Mist-Cloaked Herald , Slither Blade , Gudul Lurker .

You're also not running Spell Pierce , Autumn's Veil , Dovin's Veto , Swords to Plowshares , Pongify , Rapid Hybridization , Path to Exile , Dispel , Mystical Dispute , Delay . Those are pretty much necessary. Also, Neoform , Eldritch Evolution , Eladamri's Call .

Most of your combos are . . . not cEDH viable. They require you to run taplands AND bad ramp cards and they require you to have several pieces on top of just needing several cards that aren't good outside the combo.

Now, is this a solid deck that will do well in moderately tuned games? Definitely. But it isn't competitive. And it is totally possible to make a competitive deck without going over $200, you just lose some of the speed and have to build your deck a bit differently to stay in the game.

fatalzintomyum on "...and Lions, Oh My!" (Modern GW Cat Aggro)

10 months ago

The sheer damage output of this deck after a few turns is very satisfying. however, 22 lands does not consistently get to coco mana. Though worse things have happened to me in my life, it is very painful to path my Savannah Lions turn two to be able to coco at all. Despite that however, I do not think that you have to worry too much about the manabase for Loam Lion, for the number of basic types you have right now could definitely support Razorverge Thicket, which i can at least imagine a lion strolling about on (I think the Zendikar special edition looks pretty good for this purpose). this deck is super interesting and looks pretty cool. Upvote from here.

DemMeowsephs on Stray Cat Strut

1 year ago

Now about your mana-base! I would eventually consider adding some of the following lands/ramp cards!

• Windswept Heath
• Temple Garden
• Razorverge Thicket
• Wooded Bastion
• Sunpetal Grove
• Fortified Village
• Canopy Vista
• Brushland
• Horizon Canopy
• Bountiful Promenade
• Sungrass Prairie
• MAYBE City of Brass and Mana Confluence
• Ancient Tomb
• Prismatic Vista
• Strip Mine
• Exotic Orchard
• Reflecting Pool
• Nature's Lore
• Farseek
• Exploration
• Burgeoning
• Selesnya Signet
• Kodama's Reach
• Birds of Paradise
• Sylvan Caryatid
• Emerald Medallion/Pearl Medallion
• Lotus Petal

DemMeowsephs on Flying Tanks

1 year ago

Windswept Heath, Razorverge Thicket, Wooded Bastion, Fortified Village, Brushland, Horizon Canopy, Bountiful Promenade, Sungrass Prairie, and Ancient Tomb would all make fine additions.

CaptainBanana42 on Yasharn, Boar of Elements

1 year ago

DemMeowsephs thanks for the suggestions :D

Cultivate/Kodama's Reach: I did not include them because I want to try cheaper Ramp like Into the North. And I propably don't need so many tutor cards for baisics because of the commander.

Farseek: I forgott about this card. I will include it.

Nature's Lore: would also be an excellent 2 drop ramp

Strip Mine: I just don't want to play them, i already play Ghost Quarter which is enough for my meta.

City of Brass/Mana Confluence: I think I don't need those cards because the deck has only two colors and the fixing should be good as well.

Windswept Heath/Prismatic Vista: would be nice, but I don't want to buy fetch lands right now.

Razorverge Thicket, Wooded Bastion, Horizon Canopy, Brushland: all good lands but I think they are not worth the money in this deck and I don't own them.

Burgeoning this card would be really good. If I get one i will include it.

DemMeowsephs on Yasharn, Boar of Elements

1 year ago

Hey there! Maybe consider some of the following:

• Razorverge Thicket
• Windswept Heath (Could be nice because two landfall triggers?) (Can tutor for Temple Garden)
• Wooded Bastion
• Brushland
• Horizon Canopy
• Prismatic Vista
• Mana Confluence
• City of Brass

• Strip Mine/Wasteland

• Burgeoning

• Nature's Lore/Three Visits
• Cultivate/Kodama's Reach
• Farseek (Can tutor for Temple Garden)

Poseidon31 on Threads of Fate

1 year ago

2 more Razorverge Thicket. You want them in the first 3 rounds to enter untapped. Gives you a bit more speed and fixing.

Mana Bloom isnt that great, because you only can get 1 Mana each turn, more Ghostly Prison or Idyllic Tutor would be helpfull, to get the needed cards.

+2 Thicket -1 Forest -1 Plains +1 Ghostly Prison +2 Idyllic Tutor -3 Mana Bloom