You may get it to use it one turn but not the next. will not let you use that cost reduction, hence the ‘ramp’ you’ve acquired isn’t exactly direct. Drawing and casting Artifacts, Enchantments, Planeswalkers etc. Again it all depends if you fulfil its conditions and are able to take advantage of the reduction. Other kinds of indirect ramp spells are cost reduction effects such as Herald’s Horn. While it’s great in your opening hand, what if you draw it on turn 4 or later when all your Lands are already on the board? For example, Exploration allows you to put more Lands onto the Battlefield each turn. What about indirect ramp? These are not taken into account for today’s purposes because these are spells that gives you the ability/option to ramp, but relies on certain conditions. In this study, we will only be looking specifically at direct ramp spells that cost 3 or less, so that we can play them on turn 3 or earlier. You can also consistently re-use this extra Land in all your subsequent turns.
That means you’re ahead of curve by having an additional Land put into play while also thinning your deck (slightly) to reduce the chances of drawing a Land later in the game. Direct ramp are cards such as Cultivate, Farseek, Three Visits, Kodama’s Reach that pull Lands out of your Library and into the Battlefield.
There are two general classifications for ramp spells – direct and indirect ramp.
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