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Rimewood Falls
Snow Land — Forest Island
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Rimewood Falls enters the battlefield tapped.
Rhadamanthus on Can I have multiple copies …
11 months ago
The "Basic Land" rarity you saw is probably because Kaldheim was one of the expansions where the basic land slot in draft boosters was also used for common multi-lands to help smooth out draft and sealed play.
The key thing to know is that having the "Basic" supertype on the type line is what determines whether a land is a basic land (for full-art/textless cards, you refer to a standard English-language printing to determine the text). Island has this and Snow-Covered Forest does too, but Rimewood Falls doesn't. It isn't a basic land.
Crow_Umbra on Can I have multiple copies …
11 months ago
I just looked up the Gatherer page to confirm, and that's strange they have Basic Land listed as rarity, instead of Common?
I checked the entry for Rimewood Falls on its Scryfall entry, and it has its rarity listed as a common. Your suspicion is correct that you can only have 1 copy, since it is not a Basic Land. If it were a Basic Land, it would have it listed like Forest or Snow-Covered Island.
All that being said, I'd recommend utilizing Scryfall for card searches.
DeathBySprnkles on Can I have multiple copies …
11 months ago
Can i have multiple copies Rimewood Falls in my commander?
I am putting together a Simic Commander deck. I was going through the listing of land cards on the Magic Gatherer Database, and came upon Rimewood Falls from Kaldheim. The page for Rimewood Falls says that the rarity of the card is Basic Land. This had me questioning other duel "Basic land type". I looked at Tangled Islet from Dominaria United set it too says basic land. Other cards I saw were Tropical Island, which says it is not a basic land just has basic land types, and Highland Forest, which is rarity says basic land for Kaldheim but common for Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate.
I do have a feeling that the answer is that I'm allowed only of copy of Rimewood Falls in the commander but I just want to be sure.
eliakimras on Ur dragon, need recommendations
1 year ago
Hello! I saw your deck help tag and wanted to give some insight.
I don't run Miirym as commander, but I do have her in the 99 in Smashing Faces with the Ur-Dragon, and she always pushes me to victory whenever she's allowed to stick on the battlefield.
Some areas you might want to change to improve your consistency:
1 - Ramp
- Farseek and Fellwar Stone are great for fixing for multiple colors of mana. You might take out Birds of Paradise (dies so easily), Sakura-Tribe Elder (fixes for only one color) and Sword of Once and Future (no synergy with dragons) for them.
- Skyshroud Claim is great for the same reasons above. Frontier Siege never impressed me in a multicolor deck, because I often need colors outside of .
- If you run the suggestions above, you probably need more fetchable dual lands: Ketria Triome, Breeding Pool, Steam Vents, Stomping Ground, Sheltered Thicket, Wooded Ridgeline.
- If you run Into the North, you can also use Highland Forest, Rimewood Falls, Volatile Fjord and some snow basics (Snow-Covered Forest, Snow-Covered Island, Snow-Covered Mountain) to fetch.
2 - Draw/Haste
- It is tough to cast Tribute to the World Tree in a 3-color deck without Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth or Chromatic Lantern on the battlefield. Maybe you want Temur Ascendancy instead.
3 - Removal/Boardwipes
- Chain Reaction cleans your own dragons. Curse of the Swine should get rid of your opponents' most problematic creatures. If you face a lot of token decks, Surtland Frostpyre is a boardwipe on a land that leaves most of your dragons alive.
- Green Sun's Twilight could be Chaos Warp as a second Beast Within.
4 - Protection
- In my dragons deck, I often want protection and haste for more than one creature. Swiftfoot Boots got swapped out for Asceticism.
- Slip Out the Back could instead be Heroic Intervention (it has good synergy with Blasphemous Act).
- If you don't want to be attacked, Propaganda might deter more attackers than Fog.
- Can you cast Counterspell and Bane's Contingency reliably? Swan Song or Arcane Denial might be easier to cast considering your manabase.
5 - Card draw
- Rishkar's Expertise, Garruk, Primal Hunter and Return of the Wildspeaker are the cream of the crop of green card draw. You might want to remove Blur, Essence Flux and Ghostly Flicker for them. (Instead of running flicker effects to save your creatures, it might be better to just run more threats in case they are dealt with - and card draw helps with that.)
6 - Better threats
- Dragon Broodmother creates tokens at a much faster pace than Dragonmaster Outcast.
- Korlessa, Scale Singer never impressed me. Knollspine Dragon is way better at drawing cards.
- Overwhelming Stampede wins games harder than Thundermaw Hellkite.
- I would take out Flameblast Dragon for Utvara Hellkite.
7 - Some utility lands you might want to run
- Exotic Orchard, Unclaimed Territory and Secluded Courtyard fix your colors.
- Haven of the Spirit Dragon fixes your colors and bring Dragons back from the dead.
- Littjara Mirrorlake clones one of your Dragons.
- Blighted Woodland and Myriad Landscape ramp you into Miirym.
Krom3 on Tatyova's Happy Jungle Fun Times!
1 year ago
hey hey LyrdAduPot thanks for the question!
I havent taken the time to update this list as I've been busy with work and such however I kept Claim in the deck because I recently upgraded the mana-base to have Breeding Pool Rimewood Falls and the new Tangled Islet so it made sense to have a way to fetch them, HOWEVER! in the decks current rendition on here you're absolutely right in that Migration Path works better! :D
Gidgetimer on My pre made deck needs …
2 years ago
Rampant Growth, Cultivate, and Kodama's Reach are already in the deck is why I went with 8. I did forget to list off land based ramp in Three Visits, Nature's Lore, Farseek, and Sakura-Tribe Elder. And these suggestions were just to get the mana base and average CMC manageable. There is a lot of tuning that could be done in lower CMC slots and tuning the land base o run better non-basics. Like the Vivids can straight up be cut for Rimewood Falls and Tangled Islet and that would make Three Visits/Nature's Lore/Farseek even better.
wallisface on Kaldheim: Narfi and Jorn
2 years ago
MadMork you only really need to get 1-pip of each land to have your deck functioning, so i’d suggest trying to have a distribution of pretty-equal colours.
Something like 2x each of Ice Tunnel, Woodland Chasm, and Rimewood Falls, and then 6x each of Snow-Covered Swamp and Snow-Covered Island, and 5x Snow-Covered Forest, for 23 lands total.
I’m against running too many of those taplands, as they’re super slow & suboptimal. Ideally you’d be running a bunch of fetchlands to fix the manabase, but i’m aware they are pretty cost-prohibitive.
MadMork on Kaldheim: Narfi and Jorn
2 years ago
wallisface thanks for the feedback here, I have implemented the majority of the changes you suggested. I have a question related to these changes. What is the best way to manage my lands here? Looking at my mana distro I can see I am too heavy on black, but I can also see part of that is because of the double mana lands like Woodland Chasm. My gut reaction is to drop two swamps, then pull in two Rimewood Falls in order to buff up the green/blue mana generation.