Wild Growth Beta Magic Cards Singles
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RarityCommon
ColorGreen
Casting Cost
Card TypeEnchant Land
Card TextEnchant land Whenever enchanted land is tapped for mana, its controller adds an additional
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Creature TypeAura
SetLimited Edition Beta
ArtistMark Poole
Flavor TextHere in Fyndhorn, where Freyalise's power is strongest, the forest has its own opinion." -Laina of the Elvish Council
DescriptionThe Beta set was designed by Richard Garfield and released in October of 1993.  This set consists of 302 cards, 75 common, 95 uncommon and 117 rares with 15 lands.  Beta cards have black borders.  The Beta card introduced a new corner layout that remains today.   Estimated print run was 7,800,000 cards. 

Cards of note in this set are many, including the Power Nine cards at the top of the heap. Ancestral Recall, Black Lotus, Mox Emerald, Mox Jet, Mox Pearl, Mox Ruby, Mox Sapphire, Timetwister & Time Walk make up the Power Nine.  Additionally Dual Lands, Birds of Paradise, Serra Angel, Sol Ring and many other notable cards are found throughout the set.  Two new cards were added, Circle of Protection: Black and Volcanic Island along with a 3rd variant of the 5 basic lands.
Release Date10/04/1993
Dimensions3.5" H x 2.5" W x 0.012" D
Ship Weight0.004 pounds
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- April 14, 2011
-- Anonymous
Yes, Llanowar elves may be superior to this in many ways, but I believe many of us are forgetting about our friend the Arbor Elf. If you boost up your lands with cards like this one and untap them with Arbor elf it can be very efficient.
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- March 04, 2011
-- I should be working
I also would generally prefer to play Llanowar Elves instead of Wild Growth, but the fact that Wild Growth can produce mana the turn you play it can make it more useful than the elves in certain situations. I have both in my BG agro deck and it allowed me to do this the other day: T1 Swamp, Dark Ritual, Buried Alive, drop Brawn and 2 Vengevines in graveyard. T2 Forest, Wild Growth the Swamp, tap it to lay Llanowar Elves and Carrion Feeder, put both Vengevines into play and attack for 8 trample, then sac them to the Carrion Feeder. T3, Forest, Primal Forcemage, Ornithopter, put Vengevines into play and attack with them. They are now each 7/6 from the Forcemage. That's another 14 trample. That was the end for my opponent. Even if it wasn't, my attack engine was already up and running now. I could've sac'd the ornithopter, Llanowar elves, and both Vengevines to the Carrion Feeder, putting 4 more +1/+1 counters on it, then drop another 2 little creatures next turn to bring the Vengevines back out again. It's a nasty little loop, and it would've taken me at least one more turn to do it without the Wild Growth.
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- October 23, 2010
-- Nick
This is a pretty good card. I use it in my solid green decks with llanowar elves to speed the decks up. In multi colored decks I go with fertile ground. It costs one more but the ability to choose any mana type is worth it. I'd say wild growth is a good card, just depends on the deck and how it is used.
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- October 21, 2008
-- Anonymous
I'd take Llanowar Elves over this any day. Elves can attack, block, get bigger via elf enhancers, and you can choose whether to use it whereas here you might take mana burn if you don't use that extra point of mana.
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