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Phyrexian Tower · Mythicwyrm

Phyrexian Tower

Price$26.21 – $48.79

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Phyrexian Tower

Legendary Land

LegalEDHREC #198

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Printings (8)

mh3Modern Horizons 3 · #355M$42.14Buy

mh3Modern Horizons 3 · #303M$26.58Buy

sldSecret Lair Drop · #208R$46.17Buy

plstThe List · #USG-322R$30.65Buy

Combos (2)

Meloku the Clouded Mirror + Minn, Wily Illusionist + Phyrexian Tower
→ Infinite LTB, Infinite ETB, Infinite sacrifice triggers
Cloud of Faeries + Coffin Queen + Intruder Alarm + Phyrexian Tower
→ Infinite death triggers, Infinite ETB, Infinite LTB

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Phyrexian Tower is a premium utility land for any deck that loves sacrificing creatures, and that's a lot of decks. The colorless mana keeps it nearly free to include, while the sac ability turns a chump blocker, expendable token, or dying creature into a burst of two black mana — accelerating you a full turn ahead or fueling a big spell. Who wants it: Aristocrats decks (Korvold, Meren, Yawgmoth) treat the sac itself as upside, triggering death payoffs while ramping. Reanimator decks adore tossing a fatty into the graveyard and getting mana to bring it back. Any mono-black or black-heavy ramp deck appreciates the double-black fixing for color-intensive costs. When to skip it: Decks light on creatures or that don't want to lose bodies — control, spellslinger, or lands-matter builds — get little value, since you rarely want to feed it. It's also weaker in heavily multicolored decks needing precise fixing, as it only produces black. Cheap, repeatable, and synergistic — a near-auto-include in black sacrifice strategies.