| Name | Storm Cauldron  |
|---|---|
| Type | Artifact |
| Description | Each player may play an additional land during each of their turns. Whenever a land is tapped for mana, return it to its owner's hand. |
| Artist | Doug Chaffee |
| Set | Seventh Edition #320★ |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Storm Cauldron, Artifact, designed by Dan Frazier first released in Jun, 1996 in the set Alliances and was printed exactly in 5 different ways. It's a key card in 2 combos.
A deck that focuses on landfall triggers and ramp strategies would benefit from using Storm Cauldron, as it allows for additional land plays each turn and can disrupt opponents' mana bases. However, there are better cards that offer similar effects with less downside, such as Azusa, Lost but Seeking or Exploration, which do not bounce lands back to hand. While Storm Cauldron can be powerful in the right deck, its drawbacks may outweigh its benefits in many situations, so it may not see widespread play in competitive settings.
10/04/04
Having multiples of these on the battlefield means you can play an additional land for each one.
10/04/04
If a land is tapped for mana and sacrificed all in one action, it goes to the graveyard before the Cauldron can return it to the player’s hand.
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