The Drowned Catacomb is a Rare land card from the Magic 2012 core set, identified by card number 226. This dual-color land provides both blue and black mana options.
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic 2012
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Drowned Catacomb is a land card from the Magic: The Gathering Magic 2012 set, released in the 2011 catalog year. Printed as a Rare with the M12 set code, this card is numbered 226 in the base checklist. The artwork for this card was created by Dave Kendall. In gameplay, Drowned Catacomb enters the battlefield tapped unless you control an Island or a Swamp. Once in play, it can be tapped to add either {U} or {B} mana to your pool, supporting dual-color strategies. Collectors often include this card in Magic 2012 sets to complete their core set collections.
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Drowned Catacomb
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Magic: The Gathering
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Dave Kendall
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English
Land
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This land enters tapped unless you control an Island or a Swamp. {T}: Add {U} or {B}.
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Drowned Catacomb can produce either {U} (blue) or {B} (black) mana when tapped.
Drowned Catacomb is printed as a Rare card in the Magic 2012 core set.
The artwork for Drowned Catacomb was created by Dave Kendall.
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