Mountain Valley is an Uncommon land card from the Commander 2018 expansion, serving as a flexible dual-source mana provider for Red and Green strategies.
Mountain Valley
2018 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander
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Mountain Valley, identified as card number 268 in the Commander 2018 set, offers a practical solution for mana base construction in Magic: The Gathering. This Uncommon land card allows players to access both Red and Green resources, making it a staple for commanders that require dual-colored mana pools. Designed by artist Kari Johnson, the card features a straightforward utility that supports aggressive and mid-range archetypes alike. For enthusiasts building decks around red-green commanders, this card remains a functional and recognizable addition to any collection. Its utility ensures it remains relevant for both casual play and competitive constructed formats. Whether completing a specific deck list or expanding a general library, this card provides reliable access to essential mana types. The Commander 2018 set continues to be a popular choice among players seeking high-quality, format-defining cards.
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Mountain Valley
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Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Kari Johnson
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English
Land
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This land enters tapped. {T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a Mountain or Forest card, put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle.