The Forest basic land card (number 315) from the Commander 2011 expansion, providing essential green mana production for Magic: The Gathering gameplay.
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander 2011
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The Forest card, identified as number 315 in the Commander 2011 set, is a fundamental Basic Land in Magic: The Gathering. Released in 2011 under the CMD set code, this common card serves as a primary source of green mana for players constructing their decks. Its type line clearly defines it as a Basic Land — Forest, ensuring it can be included in any number of copies within a constructed format deck. Artwork for this edition was created by Rob Alexander. The card’s mechanical function is straightforward: by tapping the card, a player adds one green mana to their mana pool. This ability supports the green color identity, which is central to many strategies in the Commander format. The mana value of this card is 0, meaning it does not require mana to cast and can be played directly from the hand. The card's simple yet effective design ensures it remains a functional and collectible piece of the game's history.
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Forest
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Rob Alexander
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English
Basic Land — Forest
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({T}: Add {G}.)
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