The mothership has officially confirmed that Springleaf Drum will make a comeback in Born of the Gods. This little common artifact helps not only produce mana, but mana of any color for multicolor decks. In addition, this would be a great pick in Limited, regardless of the colors one chooses to play it with. Moreover, the originally Lorwyn common will have a new, moody artwork, compared to the colorful and lively Lorwyn version.
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Springleaf Drum (image from WOTC)
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In addition, it's pretty sure now that there would only be three rare scry lands in Born of the Gods. Temple of Malice would provide a scry land for Black/Red. I'm pretty excited to see how two-color devotions will work out in Standard. Mono-blue and mono-black devotion has dominated the current Standard. Moving on, Temple of Enlightenment will give Azorius fans a scry land. Will the great W/U return to make a beating out of other decks? Finally, Temple of Plenty is for the Selesnya G/W fans. G/W has been one of those hard-to-beat aggro decks ever since I could remember in Ravnica: City of Guilds. They can have early-turn creatures that have tough defenses and great abilities, all the while having spells that could reinforce them and prepare for the offensive. Also, back in the days, Loxodon Hierarch and Glare of Subdual meant that it could also control the game by controlling the field.
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Temple of Malice (image from WOTC)
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| Temple of Enlightenment (image from WOTC) |
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| Temple of Plenty (image from WOTC) |
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