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CardName: Run in the Woods Cost: 1G Type: Sorcery Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: You may put a land from your hand onto the battlefield. If you put a forest into play this way, draw a card. Otherwise, gain 4 life. Flavour Text: Ferndry could hardly choose between the safe, cultivated lands of her betrothed Birchtorn and the knotted wilds of her closest friend, Starlyle. Set/Rarity: Harrenswich Common |
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Compares quite unfavorably to Explore.
Regarding the flavor text. I guess, you either are missing a 'between' or or accidentally typed 'and' rather than 'over'.
Was "Put a basic land or forest from your hand onto the battlefield tapped, then draw a card." now different.
This template is weird. "Put a Forest into play, or actually ignore that, any land works too."
Still forest or another land, but draw from forest instead of basic.
Just say "You may put a land card from your hand ...". Calling out Forest in the first sentence doesn't say anything
Updated to dude1818's wording.
The best part about the design for Explore was that worst-case you still got a chance to draw into a land from the cantrip. Now this certainly has improved upon the original IIRC, but that part is still missing.
The "You may" in the beginning is important, so you opponent doesn't need a third party to confirm if you don't have a land.