Song of the Dryads is a rare Aura enchantment from the 2017 Commander Anthology set, offering a unique land-acceleration effect for Magic: The Gathering collectors.
Song of the Dryads
2017 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander Anthology
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Song of the Dryads, identified as card number 147 in the Commander Anthology (CMA), is a notable release from the 2017 Magic: The Gathering expansion. This rare Aura enchantment provides a distinct gameplay utility by allowing the enchanted permanent to function as a colorless Forest land, a mechanic that appeals to players seeking land acceleration and flexibility in their decks. The card was illustrated by Lars Grant-West, whose artwork complements the lush, naturalistic theme of the Commander format. For collectors, this product represents a significant entry in the Commander Anthology series, which is designed to celebrate iconic cards and strategies within the format. The 2017 release established a benchmark for high-quality reprints, making individual cards like Song of the Dryads highly sought after by both competitive players and completists.
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Song of the Dryads
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Lars Grant-West
Card Stock
English
{2}{G}
Enchantment — Aura
G
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Enchant permanent Enchanted permanent is a colorless Forest land.
Few who encounter the strange, human-like grove leave once the lilting chorus of the dryads reaches their ears.