The Lonely Mountain
| Name | The Lonely Mountain |
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| Type | Land — mountain |
| Description | ( |
| Artist | Leon Tukker |
| Set | The Hobbit #187 |
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About The Lonely Mountain
The Lonely Mountain, Land — mountain, designed by Tyler Jacobson first released in Jul, 2026 in the set The Hobbit and was printed exactly in 4 different ways.
The Lonely Mountain fits best in a red-based Equipment deck, especially Boros/Mardu builds that already want to flood the board with Equipment and can use cheap Dwarf tokens as carriers for weapons; it is also flavorful support for Dwarf tribal, though the token-making ability is usually too slow unless you control several Equipment. In a generic red deck, lands such as **Den of the Bugbear** are generally better because they enter untapped more reliably and become a meaningful attacker without requiring an Equipment board, while **Dwarven Mine** can be better specifically in Mountain-heavy Dwarf/token strategies because it makes a token on entry. The Lonely Mountain is playable as a one- or two-of utility land in casual Commander or a dedicated Equipment deck, but it is unlikely to be strong enough for competitive Constructed play: entering tapped early is a real cost, and paying five mana for a 2/2—even with discounts—requires a board state where you are already doing well.
Frequently asked questions about The Lonely Mountain
What type of card is The Lonely Mountain?
The Lonely Mountain is a Land — mountain card in Marvel Snap SNAP.
What does The Lonely Mountain do?
({T}: Add {R}.) This land enters tapped unless you control an Equipment. {4}{R}, {T}: Create a 2/2 red Dwarf creature token. This ability costs {1} less to activate for each Equipment you control. Activate only as a sorcery.
What set is The Lonely Mountain from?
The Lonely Mountain was first released in the set The Hobbit, illustrated by Tyler Jacobson.
Is The Lonely Mountain legal to play?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- The Lonely Mountain can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.

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