EDH Optimizer
Beza, the Bounding Spring
Legendary Creature — Elemental Elk · 2WW
Color identity: White
Beza, the Bounding Spring is white: its deck can only run cards of that color plus colorless ones.
Rules text:
When Beza enters, create a Treasure token if an opponent controls more lands than you. You gain 4 life if an opponent has more life than you. Create two 1/1 blue Fish creature tokens if an opponent controls more creatures than you. Draw a card if an opponent has more cards in hand than you.
Reference price of the card: €5.17
Average lands in decks for Beza, the Bounding Spring: 35
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🛠️ Build a deck for Beza, the Bounding Spring 📥 Analyze my deck🎲 How the average Beza, the Bounding Spring deck starts over 4,000 games
The list people actually play per EDHREC (the 99 most-included cards, with its average land count), simulated with the EDH Optimizer engine: hands, mulligans, lands, curve and commander. It does not model opponents; it measures whether the plan gets going.
Deck health of the average list: B+ (77/100)
- Consistency52
- Speed62
- Interaction72
- Resilience93
- Closing100
See the cards of the average deck · 99 cards, 35 lands (17 nonbasic, 18 Plains)
Ephemerate · Sol Ring · Path to Exile · Swords to Plowshares · Pearl Medallion · Loran of the Third Path · Parting Gust · Teleportation Circle · Cloudshift · Conjurer's Closet · Arcane Signet · Charming Prince · Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd · Sun Titan · Claim Jumper · Flickerwisp · Restoration Angel · Panharmonicon · Spirited Companion · Eerie Interlude · Skullclamp · Witch Enchanter // Witch-Blessed Meadow · Generous Gift · Knight of the White Orchid · The Eternal Wanderer · Another Round · Skyclave Apparition · Starfall Invocation · Wall of Omens · Flicker of Fate · Lae'zel's Acrobatics · Moonshaker Cavalry · Eldrazi Displacer · Felidar Guardian · Sevinne's Reclamation · Solemn Simulacrum · Dawn's Truce · Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines · Esper Sentinel · Loyal Warhound · Mind Stone · Touch the Spirit Realm · Archaeomancer's Map · Emeritus of Truce // Swords to Plowshares · Flare of Fortitude · Salvation Swan · Farewell · Karmic Guide · Austere Command · Inspiring Overseer · Rumor Gatherer · Airbender Ascension · Enduring Innocence · Fortune, Loyal Steed · Helpful Hunter · Preston, the Vanisher · Smothering Tithe · Getaway Glamer · Reprieve · Solitude · Stroke of Midnight · Thought Vessel · Angel of the Ruins · Ashnod's Altar · Lotus Field · Karoo · Arid Archway · Emeria, the Sky Ruin · Fountainport · Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx · Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire · Guildless Commons · War Room · Reliquary Tower · Castle Ardenvale · Flagstones of Trokair · Scavenger Grounds · Lotus Vale · Monumental Henge · Minas Tirith · Myriad Landscape
🃏 Recommended cards for Beza, the Bounding Spring
The highest-synergy cards in decks for Beza, the Bounding Spring, with their inclusion rate.
| Card | Inclusion | Synergy |
|---|---|---|
| Ephemerate | 83% | +70% |
| Parting Gust | 67% | +60% |
| Teleportation Circle | 67% | +58% |
| Cloudshift | 65% | +56% |
| Conjurer's Closet | 60% | +54% |
| Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd | 59% | +53% |
| Charming Prince | 59% | +51% |
| Flickerwisp | 57% | +51% |
| Restoration Angel | 56% | +49% |
| Claim Jumper | 57% | +48% |
| Eerie Interlude | 54% | +46% |
| Panharmonicon | 55% | +45% |
| Loran of the Third Path | 67% | +44% |
| Lotus Field | 49% | +44% |
| Spirited Companion | 55% | +44% |
| Starfall Invocation | 47% | +44% |
| Another Round | 47% | +43% |
| The Eternal Wanderer | 49% | +43% |
| Eldrazi Displacer | 43% | +40% |
| Flicker of Fate | 45% | +40% |
| Skyclave Apparition | 47% | +39% |
| Lae'zel's Acrobatics | 44% | +39% |
| Skullclamp | 53% | +37% |
| Wall of Omens | 46% | +37% |
💰 The best cards for your Beza, the Bounding Spring deck, by budget
Three tiers based on the maximum price PER CARD you are willing to pay. Paste your list and hit Optimize: you pick that cap and the AI only suggests swaps that fit under it.
Tier 1 · Budget up to €2/card
The most value for almost nothing. Coming from a precon? Start here.
- Parting Gust
- Cloudshift
- Charming Prince
- Flickerwisp
- Restoration Angel
- Claim Jumper
Tier 2 · Balanced up to €10/card
The real step up: pieces that are no longer cheap but still sensible.
- Ephemerate
- Teleportation Circle
- Conjurer's Closet
- Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd
- Eerie Interlude
- Panharmonicon
Tier 3 · No cap no cap
The cards your price cap was hiding from you.
- Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines
- Preston, the Vanisher
- Solitude
- Lotus Vale
- Scorched Ruins
- Phyrexian Altar
Reference prices (cheapest English printing). They change daily.
♾️ Known combos with Beza, the Bounding Spring
- Restoration Angel + Felidar Guardian → Infinite ETB, Infinite LTB
- Ashnod's Altar + Cathars' Crusade → Infinite ETB, Infinite LTB, Infinite +1/+1 counters on most creatures you control, Infinite colorless mana, Infinite death triggers, Infinite sacrifice triggers
- Preston, the Vanisher + Felidar Guardian + Ephemerate → Infinite ETB, Infinite LTB, Infinite creature tokens, Infinite landfall triggers, Infinite blinking of permanents, Infinite mana lands you control that enter the battlefield untapped can produce, Exile all nonland permanents opponents control, Infinite mana lands you control can produce
- Approach of the Second Sun + Reprieve → Win the game
- Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward + Restoration Angel + Ephemerate → Infinite creature tokens, Infinite ETB, Infinite LTB, Infinite blinking of nonland permanents
- Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward + Felidar Guardian + Ephemerate → Infinite creature tokens, Infinite ETB, Infinite LTB, Infinite blinking of nonland permanents
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Frequently asked questions
What is Beza, the Bounding Spring's color identity?
Beza, the Bounding Spring is white: its deck can only run cards of that color plus colorless ones. Color identity comes from every mana symbol on the card, including those in the rules text, not just the casting cost.
What turn does Beza, the Bounding Spring come down, and how often does the deck get stuck?
In the average Beza, the Bounding Spring deck (the 99 most-included cards per EDHREC, with 35 lands), simulated 4,000 times, the commander comes down on turn 3.6 on average and is on the battlefield before turn 7 in 99 % of games. It misses at least one land drop in the first six turns 15 % of the time and floods 22 %. Deck health: B+ (77/100).
How many lands should a Beza, the Bounding Spring deck run?
Real Beza, the Bounding Spring decks run 35 lands on average. That is a starting point, not a rule: a lower curve can shave one or two, big-mana builds want more. The EDH Optimizer simulator tells you, over 10,000 games, how often you get mana screwed or flooded with your exact count.
What are the best cards for Beza, the Bounding Spring?
The three highest-synergy cards are Ephemerate, Parting Gust, Teleportation Circle. This page lists the top 24 with their real inclusion rate in Beza, the Bounding Spring decks.
What combos does Beza, the Bounding Spring have?
Beza, the Bounding Spring has 6 known combos. The most popular one is Restoration Angel + Felidar Guardian. Note that two-card combos raise your deck's bracket, so it is worth knowing which ones you are running before you sit down.
How much does a Beza, the Bounding Spring deck cost?
You can start cheap: Parting Gust, Cloudshift, Charming Prince are under €2 each. The "Level up" section on this page splits the best cards into three price caps PER CARD (up to €2, up to €10 and no cap), and the optimizer only suggests swaps that fit the cap you pick.