The Sandsteppe Citadel is an Uncommon land card from the 2016 Commander 2016 set, identified by card number 320. Illustrated by Sam Burley, this Magic: The Gathering card supports a color identity of White, Black, and Green.
2016 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander 2016
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Sandsteppe Citadel is a land card from the Commander 2016 set, carrying the card number 320 and an Uncommon rarity designation. Created by artist Sam Burley, the card features a mana value of 0 and supports a color identity of White, Black, and Green. As a fundamental component of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game, it allows players to add one mana of each of those three colors. The Sandsteppe Citadel is a staple entry for collectors focusing on the C16 set code and the broader Commander 2016 release.
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Sandsteppe Citadel
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Sam Burley
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English
Land
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This land enters tapped. {T}: Add {W}, {B}, or {G}.
That which endures, survives.
FAQ
The mana value of Sandsteppe Citadel is 0, as it is a land card with no mana cost symbols in its casting cost.
Sandsteppe Citadel was released in the Commander 2016 set, which is identified by the set code C16.
The card supports a color identity of White, Black, and Green, allowing it to produce mana of any of those three colors.
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