Dancing from Dark to Dawn

Mono Green Landfall can exploit repeated Bear production, but the five-mana, no-immediate-impact enchantment is weaker and slower than Felidar Retreat (68).

Could be wrong if Landfall density and ramp could make its snowballing substantially more reliable than expected.

It needs to survive a full turn before generating value and is far less efficient than Pioneer’s established engines; it is a plausible but narrow green midrange test.

Could be wrong if A credible land-ramp shell could convert its landfall trigger into a recurring board advantage.

Five mana for an enchantment with no cast trigger is a major tempo liability in Modern; even Wilderness Reclamation (35) has more immediate mana-engine potential.

Could be wrong if An existing land-heavy strategy may find the token output worth a one-of or sideboard experiment.

Legacy demands impact far earlier than this delayed five-mana permanent provides; it is much less efficient than established four-mana engines such as Aluren (68).

Could be wrong if Mana acceleration and repeated land drops could support an unexplored dedicated engine shell.

Repeated land drops make Bears while creature spells turn any body into a threat; it is a solid green synergy engine, though slow and removable at five mana.

Could be wrong if Optimized tables may punish a five-mana enchantment that provides no value until a later trigger.

If unanswered, each land produces a real 2/2 and each creature scales a threat, giving strong inevitability; its empty-board five-mana floor prevents bomb status.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed and removal may make taking turn five off too costly, or abundant landfall support may raise it to first-pick status.