Shivan Harvest

Land destruction priced in bodies rather than cards: a recurring outlet that converts a board presence into repeated attacks on an opponent's mana base, one nonbasic at a time. The cost structure is what defines it. Where Stone Rain delivers a single blowout and Armageddon ends mana development for everyone, this charges you a creature and two mana for each activation, which converts a flooded board into a slow grind against greedy nonbasic manabases. The basic-land exemption is the real constraint: a disciplined opponent running mostly basics shrugs it off, while dual-and-shock-heavy decks that pay for their fixing in vulnerability bleed under it. That targeting restriction makes it a punisher of a specific deckbuilding choice rather than a generic engine, the same pressure that lands like Wasteland and Tectonic Edge apply from a different angle. The sacrifice requirement gives it a quiet second life: a repeatable home for creatures you would rather see dead anyway, attaching land destruction to a body you were going to lose regardless. It rewards a board built to be spent rather than one built to attack, an unusual axis for a red enchantment and the reason it reads stranger than the more famous burn-the-land spells of its lineage.