Jungle Hollow

Jungle Hollow was first introduced to the Magic: The Gathering card game in the Khans of Tarkir set in 2014, and this specific version was later reprinted in the 2016 Eternal Masters set. As a dual land that enters the battlefield tapped and grants the player one life, it serves as a functional utility piece designed to help players stabilize their mana base in the Black-Green color combination. The card was crafted to support Limited formats, providing players with necessary color fixing that is balanced by the drawback of the tapped entry.

The art for this iteration, consistent with its origins, depicts the lush, overgrown landscapes of the Tarkir plane, capturing the moody and untamed aesthetic associated with the Sultai Brood. The illustration emphasizes a dense, swampy environment that evokes a sense of encroaching wildness. It was received by the community as a reliable, budget-friendly staple for casual and entry-level play, prioritizing mechanical utility and thematic flavor over the high-power rarity often associated with Eternal Masters reprints.