Thriving Grove

Thriving Grove

Land

Thriving Grove enters the battlefield tapped.

As Thriving Grove enters the battlefield, choose a colour other than green.

: Gain or one mana of the chosen colour.

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Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Arena Legal
Canadian Highlander Legal
Commander / EDH Legal
Duel Commander Legal
Gladiator Legal
Highlander Legal
Historic Legal
Legacy Legal
Leviathan Legal
Limited Legal
Oathbreaker Legal
Pauper Legal
Pauper EDH Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vintage Legal
Casual Legal
Custom Legal
Quest Magic Legal

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Thriving Grove Discussion

Lanzo493 on Improving Budget Atraxa

3 days ago

One of the better ways to fix a land base is to lean into green more. Cards like Harrow , Sakura-Tribe Elder , Cultivate , Kodama's Reach , Fertile Ground , Roiling Regrowth , and Khalni Heart Expedition make playing your other colors easier. There’s also cheap rainbow lands like Unclaimed Territory (since most if not all of your creatures have the new creature type Phyrexian). I love the thriving lands from Jumpstart like Thriving Isle , Thriving Heath , Thriving Moor , and Thriving Grove for 4C decks.

Sephyrias on First Sliver

1 month ago

Slivers aren't something I'm familiar with building. The First Sliver alone is super expensive. I'll try helping where I can though.

First, I don't think you need Renegade Map, Traveler's Amulet, Wanderer's Twig, or Wayfarer's Bauble. The latter of which is needlessly expensive anyway. Rather just use Signets, especially the green ones. Commander's Sphere costs more mana, but is probably worth it here.

Path of Ancestry is a must have. I also recommend the "Thriving" lands, like Thriving Grove . They might even be better than the Vivid lands. Maybe also a few of the snow duals, like Snowfield Sinkhole , because Farseek can find them due to the land subtype.

Camaraderie and Collective Unconscious are a bit over the top. I'm also not a big fan of Shamanic Revelation, but that one costs less than 6 at least. Distant Melody is a good one, but sadly costs a little bit of money. You might even get something worth out of Lead the Stampede , since your deck has over 40 creatures in it. Regular blue cards like Impulse would also help you find what you need. You really don't want to get stuck with those 5+ mana draw spells in your hand, especially early on.

Rhevohole on [PDH] Tatyova Combo

9 months ago

Hey, have you seen the new jumpstart lands? Thriving Isle and Thriving Grove could be good to the deck.

Nemesis on Power Overwhelming

10 months ago

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TriusMalarky on Returning players - where to …

11 months ago

Since you're just playing with friends, you get the leeway of not needing to spend tons of money acquiring decent cards. That means that, overall, you can get a lot more bang for your buck.

I'll be giving you my personal preferences for a casual player who may or may not ever get into slightly more competitive play, AKA FNM.

  • 1) There are bulk boxes available for $15-20 of a thousand or two assorted cards. Keep in mind a lot of the cards might not be legal in Modern, but they do tend to be acquired from mostly newer sets(from the two I bought, ~70% of the contents were standard legal at the time of purchase). I recommend one of those to just about everyone who's getting into the game. They might not end up giving you tons of great value, but it's solid card fodder to help you learn and explore more archetypes and strategies.

I also recommend picking up cheap staples by the playset. The following are a bunch of cards you can probably get for $2 or less apiece, in many cases for the whole 4 copies.

That's mostly just a pile of suggestions, though. The lands will be absolutely necessary for any multicolor deck you build, although wait a month or three to get the Thriving lands because those currently have an immensely low supply and will be reprinted shortly.