Drowned Catacomb

Description

Drowned Catacomb is a dual land card from the Magic 2013 set, identified by card number 223 in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Released in 2012, this rare card allows players to produce either one blue mana or one black mana. The card enters the battlefield tapped unless you already control an Island or a Swamp. This mechanic defines its strategic role within the set's land distribution, offering flexibility for decks that require both colors. Dave Kendall is credited as the artist for this edition. Drowned Catacomb is card number 223 in the Magic 2013 expansion. The card’s black and blue color identity makes it a functional asset for multicolor decks. Its rarity designation and specific card number place it firmly within the standard structure of the M13 set. Understanding the rules text helps collectors appreciate the design choices made for this dual land. The card’s mana value is zero, reflecting its nature as a resource generator. This product represents a specific piece of the Magic 2013 universe, appealing to those who value set completeness. The card enters the battlefield tapped unless you control an Island or a Swamp. Collectors can track this card’s presence in their sets using its unique identifier. The dual land category is a staple in the trading card game, and Drowned Catacomb fits this classification precisely.