Shadowblood Ridge is a rare dual-colored land card from the 2016 Magic: The Gathering Commander set, designed to support Black and Red mana strategies.
Shadowblood Ridge
2016 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander
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Shadowblood Ridge, identified as card number 325 in the 2016 Magic: The Gathering Commander set, serves as a foundational land for players seeking dual-color support. Produced under the C16 set code, this rare card allows collectors and players to generate both Black and Red mana, making it a functional staple for decks built around those color identities. The card’s ability lets players tap it to add one Black and one Red mana, providing efficient resource acceleration without sacrificing board space. For Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts, this product represents a key piece for completing the Commander series while adding versatile gameplay utility. The card’s straightforward design and powerful effect make it a sought-after addition for those who value both aesthetic appeal and mechanical efficiency in their collections. Whether building a competitive deck or expanding a library, Shadowblood Ridge offers a reliable way to bridge the gap between two distinct color factions.
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Shadowblood Ridge
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Glen Angus
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English
Land
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{1}, {T}: Add {B}{R}.
The carnage of conflicts long past still stains the Otarian soil.
