Stirring Wildwood

this is my favorite land period if i could afford a green/white wolf deck.

Just bought 4 of these and tried them out in a White/Green deck that I have with 4 Wilt Leaf Lieges. Let me tell you, things get very interesting very quickly with these in play with that combo. My opponent caused me to discard two Lieges on turn two, and I had a Stirring Wildwood, a Savannah, and a Llanowar Elf in play. Of course, discarding Wilt Leaf means it's instantly in play. On my next turn, I had 19 damage to send his way in the form of two 6/6 Lieges and a cranky 7/8 Stirring Wildwood.

Excellent card to fill in some creature gaps and provide you with two colors of mana.

The reason why these new man lands are to terrific, is because they both fix your mana AND acts as an additional late game creature. Stirring Wildwood is especially good because of its ability to block flyers combined with its large body and relatively low activation cost. During the later stages of the game, Stirring Wildwood becomes a great way of keeping small flyers at bay, and it also works brilliantly against or along Day of Judgement and similar spells. Normally, it takes a few turns to recover from sweeping the board, but with enough mana, you can cast a Day of Judgement, and then animate your Wildwoods and attack without fear of the getting blocked.