Mosswort Bridge

Mosswort Bridge was originally introduced in the 2007 Lorwyn set, designed as part of a cycle of hideaway lands that rewarded players for controlling creatures with high power. The card allows a player to look at the top four cards of their library and exile one face-down, casting it later for free once they meet the condition of controlling creatures with a total power of ten or more. Its inclusion in the New Capenna Commander set, specifically as card number 415, highlights its enduring utility in the Commander format, where board states often facilitate the activation of its hideaway ability.

The art featured in this iteration, illustrated by Titus Lunter, captures the bridge as a structure woven into the natural landscape, aligning with the aesthetics of its origin while fitting the thematic breadth of the New Capenna expansion. The design remains a staple for green decks, prized for its ability to generate significant mana and tempo advantages. Its reception among players has been consistently positive due to its strategic depth, serving as both a land and a potential source of free spells during the late stages of a game.