| Name | Mana Echoes  |
|---|---|
| Type | Enchantment |
| Description | Whenever a creature enters, you may add an amount of  equal to the number of creatures you control that share a creature type with it. |
| Flavor | When the ground is saturated with mana, even the lightest footstep can bring it to the surface. |
| Artist | Christopher Moeller |
| Set | Double Masters #136 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Mana Echoes, Enchantment, designed by Christopher Moeller first released in Oct, 2002 in the set Onslaught and was printed exactly in 2 different ways. It see play in 1 formats: Commander. It's a key card in 22 combos.
A tribal deck that focuses on a specific creature type, such as Elves or Goblins, would benefit greatly from Mana Echoes as it can generate significant amounts of mana when creatures of the same type enter the battlefield. However, in competitive Magic: the Gathering, there are more efficient mana ramp cards available such as Sol Ring or Mana Crypt that are generally considered better options due to their immediate impact and versatility. While Mana Echoes can be powerful in the right deck, it may not see as much play in highly competitive environments compared to other mana acceleration options.
08/07/20
Mana Echoes counts the number of creatures that share a type, not how many types they share. For example, if a Human Warrior enters while you control two Humans and two other Human Warriors, you’ll add five to your mana pool.
08/07/20
The amount of mana to add to your mana pool is determined only as the triggered ability of Mana Echoes resolves. The ability isn’t a mana ability; players may respond to it.
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