Wilderness Reclamation

Enchantment

At the beginning of your end step, untap all lands you control.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Arena	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Freeform	Legal
Gladiator	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Historic	Legal
Historic Brawl	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Modern Beyond Horizons	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Planar Constructed	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (49)

SaberTech on How good are Gideon's Lawkeeper …

4 weeks ago

Tapping effects are normally a resource loss since they cost mana without giving you any permanent gain in return. Using them specifically for politicking is an interesting idea though. If not a Hylda deck then I guess it could be a Derevi, Empyrial Tactician deck? That would seem to fit the deck's theme. Having access to green means that Seedborn MuseGC could be one of your game changer cards as a way to offset the resource loss of running tappers. Wilderness Reclamation and Drumbellower could also help a bit too.

Domineering Will seems like a good fit for this sort of political deck. It's very versatile and can completely mess up an opponent's combat plans.

Sleep is a pretty low-key older card but if you are playing politics is has some notable applications over a board wipe, especially if you aren't inclined to blow up your own board of Gideon's Lawkeeper type cards. In the mid to late game it can be a pretty scary punishment to have your defenses tapped down for a couple rounds while everyone else has access to all of their stuff. You might even be able to swing a deal with the person whose creatures you just tapped down, offering to also tap down the biggest monsters that could attack them in exchange for a favor or two.

As a bit of a meta tactic, if you do end up running sorcery speed tapping effects like Sleep in your deck then make a point of sitting to the left of the person that you think you will be the most likely to use your spells on. That way you and each of your other two opponents will be free to consecutively attack the person you used Sleep on before it gets back around to that player.

Icbrgr on Modern Control: Temur Wilderness Reclamation

1 month ago

@Drellino because we don't have Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath/Fury anymore I think it's a big ask to have Niv-Mizzet, Parun alongside Wilderness Reclamation in the same deck. I wont say it cant be done because there are still tools like Brainsurge and Jace, the Mind Sculptor (ect ect) out there though. Seems like it could be fun to brew; if you work something up put a link on my wall and id love to check it out!

Drellino on Modern Control: Temur Wilderness Reclamation

1 month ago

Hi, i was trying to build a deck with Wilderness Reclamation and Niv-Mizzet, Parun in it. I don't want to play it for competitive reasons but don't make it too poor either. I see ur deck and i think something similar can come out. What do u think? Is it possible or niv-mizzet is unplayable?

psionictemplar on Seasons' Approach: How the seasons go by...

1 month ago

Have you considered other color combinations in this? I'm looking at this and thinking it might be better suited as a bant deck where you can use Impulse style cards to get to your approaches quicker. I know you have tons of stall as it is with the Fog effects but that seems limiting and not a good use of Wilderness Reclamation. Wilderness really shines when you can be proactive during your turn, untap and then react to your opponent if you need to. What I'm picturing is early ramp with a mix of some fogs, counters, and draw/scry effects. This way you create a bigger board sooner and can really take advantage of wilderness.

Picture this, ramp early with things like Search for Tomorrow, Planar Genesis, or Rampant Growth until you get to 4 mana. Cast Wilderness Reclamation. Untap and wait for your opponent to try something that you Rewind/Unwind. End of their turn Impulse, Memory Deluge, or maybe a Gifts UngivenGC finding 4 different Fog effects to crush their dreams of victory in combat. Back to your turn to do it all again. Six mana available, Seasons Past and watch their face drop as all their hard work is about to be pointless for the 2nd time this game.

I'm just theory crafting here but I feel like it would be a lot more fun and engaging than just draw for the turn, play a land, go. Play fog, my turn again. Up to you though. I'm not sure how you enjoy the game. But if this intrigues you, I can always help you explore the idea more.

lohow9608 on Faceless Menace PreCon

1 month ago

Add: Arcane Signet, Assassin's Trophy, Beast Within, Break Down the Door, Brine Elemental, Broodhatch Nantuko, Cyber Conversion, Dreamroot Cascade, Drowned Catacomb, Echo Tracer, Equilibrium, Etrata, Deadly Fugitive, Exit Specialist, Experiment Twelve, Hauntwoods Shrieker, Hinterland Harbor, Ixidor, Reality Sculptor, Kozilek, the Broken Reality, Obscuring Aether, Overwhelming Forces, Panoptic Projektor, Primordial Mist, Printlifter Ooze, Roshan, Hidden Magister, Simic Signet, Thought Vessel, Threats Around Every Corner, Ugin's Mastery, Ugin, Eye of the Storms, Vannifar, Evolved Enigma, Whisperwood Elemental, Wilderness Reclamation, Woodland Cemetery, Yedora, Grave Gardener, Zoetic Cavern

Icbrgr on Modern Control: Temur Wilderness Reclamation

2 months ago

@DragonMaster420 That's pretty much the going rate for how control decks achieve their wins... control wins by establishing an insurmountable advantage rather than racing.

Early Game (Turns 1–3): Focus on survival, using cheap interaction (e.g., Counterspell, Fire / Ice, and Lightning Bolt) to neutralize early threats.

Mid Game (Turns 4–5): Deploy Wilderness Reclamation or Cryptic Command to stabilize the board and/or generate massive card/mana advantage.

Late Game (Turns 6+): Once the opponent is out of resources, wait to safely deploy Traumatic Critique.

Currently 26 actionable answers Show

• 1x Boseiju, Who Endures: acts as an uncounterable, versatile removal spell disguised as a land. It provides main-deck flexibility to answer disruptive artifacts, enchantments, and problem lands without taking up a traditional "spell slot".

• 1x Otawara, Soaring City: provides uncounterable, instant-speed bounce/tempo. It takes up a land slot, enters the battlefield untapped, and acts as an unanswerable answer to un-stoppable threats like Teferi, Time Raveler.

• 4x Counterspell: definitive, versatile "catch-all" answer. Because it answers cards on the stack, it cleanly stops Enter-the-Battlefield (ETB) triggers, and static abilities that would have been an issue.

• 2x Cryptic Command: its combination of modal flexibility, tempo generation, and card advantage allows for unconditionally stopping an opponent's turn while setting up my own.

• 4x Fire / Ice: Offers two highly flexible, low-cost modes that fundamentally prevent aggressive decks from establishing tempo while replacing itself. It acts as a versatile Swiss Army knife that is almost never a "dead" card.

• 2x Flashback: By enabling casting spells directly from the graveyard, it's great in grindy matchups for having your graveyard suddenly be a whole toolbox of answers.

• 4x Lightning Bolt: offers unparalleled tempo efficiency. For just 1 mana at instant speed, it immediately neutralizes early-game threats, acts as flexible planeswalker removal, and doubles as a game-ending finisher. Trading 1 mana for an opponent's 2 or 3-mana threat frees up your remaining mana for counterspells or card draw in the same turn cycle.

• 1x Logic Knot: Utilizing delve and the game's natural attrition, it turns dead or spent resources into a hard counter.

• 3x Spell Snare: 1-mana unconditional hard counter to the format's most universally played and tempo-defining 2-mana spells.

• 4x Traumatic Critique: versatility and scalable mana efficiency. It provides a seamless blend of card selection, early-game disruption, and a mana sink for the late game.

DragonMaster420 on Modern Control: Temur Wilderness Reclamation

2 months ago

ok so what turn can you realistically win on without the Wilderness Reclamation? because even with it, you'd need 11 lands to burn an opponent with Traumatic Critique

DragonMaster420 on Modern Control: Temur Wilderness Reclamation

2 months ago

i'll admit i'm not familiar with this combo or if its fast enough for current modern, but i do think Utopia Sprawl could be beneficial if you're relying on Wilderness Reclamation for mana.