Description
1 Golgari Dual Land Proxy Pack (Black/Green) land set includes one of each:
Bayou – Original Dual
Overgrown Tomb – Shock Land
Verdant Catacombs – Fetch Land
Twilight Mire – Filter Land
Undergrowth Stadium – Battlebond Dual Land
Deathcap Glade – Slow Land
Llanowar Wastes – Pain Land
Woodland Cemetery – Check Land
Golgari Rot Farm – Bounce Land
3 Multicolored Lands – Command Tower, Exotic Orchard, and Prismatic Vista
6 Bonus Fetch Lands – Each can fetch Black or Green
18 Total Cards
Overview
The Golgari Dual Land Proxy Pack provides dependable black and green mana support for Commander and casual MTG decks. This 18-card set features essential Golgari dual lands plus 7 fetch land proxies, helping your deck run efficiently at every stage of the game.
Inside the Golgari Dual Land Proxy Pack
This collection includes lands frequently used in black-green strategies built around recursion, removal, ramp, and graveyard value. Because Golgari decks often rely on smooth early turns, consistent mana becomes extremely important. Dual lands support strong color fixing, while the fetch land proxies offer additional flexibility for multicolor builds or more demanding mana curves.
Why the Proxy Pack Improves Your Deck
Stronger mana means stronger gameplay. Dual lands help you cast removal, creatures, and value spells on curve. Additionally, fetch lands improve color access and make your opening hands more reliable. Each proxy card features crisp text, clean borders, and a durable finish. As a result, they provide a professional feel and long-lasting play quality without risking expensive originals.
Card Data & Resources
For official MTG card information and artwork references, visit Scryfall:
https://scryfall.com/
To explore black-green Commander strategies and land choices, visit EDHRec:
https://edhrec.com/commanders/golgari
Shop More MTG Proxies
Browse additional MTG proxy packs, land upgrades, and Commander essentials here:
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Moreover, combining this Golgari pack with other two- or three-color land sets helps you build consistent mana bases across your entire Commander lineup.









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