
Silvan Reveler
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Four-mana 3/2 signpost: enter-the-battlefield loot that puts discarded lands directly into play, and it rebuys itself from the graveyard on any Landfall for 1GU. A recursive engine the GU deck never runs out of.
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Gameplay notes
Discarding a land to its loot is a free extra land drop AND a Landfall trigger. It returns to HAND, not play — recast it for another loot. It even recurs after being traded off.
Key synergies
Gone Fishing can blink Silvan Reveler and a land together, retriggering the Reveler's enters ability while the returning land also triggers Landfall.
Each Saga chapter can blink Silvan Reveler, repeatedly retriggering its enters ability to loot and potentially put additional lands onto the battlefield.
Casting Silvan Reveler adds four counters to a creature, and discarding a land to its enters ability puts that land directly onto the battlefield for an immediate Bear. Its graveyard recursion also provides another creature spell to retrigger Dancing later.
Silvan Reveler is the additional Elf needed to unlock the Company's extra land play, and both that land play and a land put onto the battlefield by the Reveler's loot trigger activate the Company's powerful Landfall ability.
Old Thrush puts a basic land on top of your library, so Silvan Reveler's enters ability immediately draws that known land and can discard it onto the battlefield tapped, turning the setup into ramp without losing a card.
Silvan Reveler's enters ability supplies an extra land entry for Thranduil's Landfall token trigger, while Silvan Rally finds lands to discard to the Reveler and can mill the Reveler for later self-recursion.
Discarding a land to Silvan Reveler's enters ability puts that land directly onto the battlefield, generating an immediate Hospitality trigger without consuming the turn's normal land play.
The Reveler's land-to-battlefield loot and recursion churn out the land drops that the Saga's chapter II converts into Elf tokens.
The Reveler's land-into-play loot is an extra Raft-Steerer trigger, and its recursion keeps bodies flowing for the tempo plan.
Silvan Reveler reduces the Keepers' cost as an Elf, while the Keepers can find the Reveler among the four cards they mill instead of leaving it in the graveyard.
Silvan Reveler's enters ability can put an additional land onto the battlefield, immediately increasing Mirkwood Pathmaker's power and toughness.
Riddles in the Dark can place Silvan Reveler into the graveyard, where a subsequent land entry lets the Reveler return itself to your hand.
When Silvan Reveler dies, Part in Friendship supplies a replacement creature, and a later land entry can return the Reveler to hand so the value cycle can continue.
Discarding a land to Silvan Reveler's enters ability puts it directly onto the battlefield, immediately triggering Boughside Wanderers while converting the discarded land into tempo.
Bouncing and recasting Silvan Reveler repeats its loot effect and can put another discarded land onto the battlefield, triggering Landfall while generating card selection.
Sacrificing Elven Passage fetches a land to trigger Silvan Reveler's graveyard recursion, and because the Reveler is an Elf, beholding it untaps the fetched land to help pay the recursion cost.
Whenever Silvan Reveler's Landfall ability returns it from the graveyard to your hand, Along the Crooked Way sees a creature card leave your graveyard and amasses Goblins 1.
Discarding a land to Silvan Reveler's enters ability puts it directly onto the battlefield, immediately triggering Mirkwood Meditator and letting it attack or block as a 4/2 without using the normal land play.
Equipping Silvan Reveler makes its enters ability trigger twice, providing two loot opportunities that can each put a discarded land onto the battlefield and generate Landfall triggers.
Silvan Reveler can put a discarded land directly onto the battlefield, giving Attercop an additional Landfall pump before the turn's normal land play.
Both put lands onto the battlefield as a bonus — stacking cheap Landfall triggers the whole deck feeds on.
If Speak Secrets mills Silvan Reveler, a later Landfall trigger can return the Reveler to hand, reducing the normal cost of self-milling a creature.





















