Overgrown Tomb

Like Steam Vents (88), it is an untapped fetchable dual; fewer supplied B/G homes keep it just below the leading shocks.

Could be wrong if B/G demand may remain low, while multicolor lists may prioritize their other color pairs instead.

It matches the supplied Pioneer Overgrown Tomb (90): premium untapped B/G fixing for The Rock, Greasefang, and multicolor decks.

Could be wrong if As it is already legal, a reprint may not materially alter its existing competitive adoption.

Comparable to Steam Vents (90) and Watery Grave (88), this is premium fetchable shock fixing for B/G and multicolor mana bases.

Could be wrong if Its adoption depends on B/G decks needing it over other dual-land combinations in a given metagame.

Fetchability is useful, but Legacy's premium dual and fetch mana makes paying 2 life for this straightforward dual a poor competitive rate.

Could be wrong if A five-color or B/G list could need additional fetchable dual copies and accept the life cost.

A fetchable untapped B/G dual is strong mana-base glue in decks with both colors; two life is usually a modest multiplayer cost.

Could be wrong if It competes with many strong duals and is irrelevant to decks lacking either black or green.

A clean B/G dual replaces a basic and improves opening hands, but provides no spell effect and has limited value outside those colors.

Could be wrong if Unknown fixing, color incentives, and draft speed could make two-color fixing either much more or less valuable.