Twenty-two choices with just one fetch land. That’s all for today, have a great day and may your fetch lands always be in mint condition.Tundra, Bayou, Savannah, Plateau, Scrubland, Taiga, Tropical Island, Godless Shrine, Stomping Grounds, Sacred Foundry, Hallowed Fountain, Temple Garden, Breeding Pool, Overgrown Tomb, Sapseed Forest, Murmuring Bosk, Dryad Arbor, Mistveil Plains, Snow-Covered Forest, Snow-Covered Plains, Forest and Plains. If you have any more question about Magic, go ahead and ask us either there or in the comments bellow. To never miss another article of ours, or to laugh at some memes, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. If you’re playing Magic on a budget, you can find out which are the Top 10 cheap and powerful cards here. Which fetch land is your favorite? Let us know in the comments bellow.ĭo you want more Magic the Gathering trivia? You can read about the Reserved List here and learn why some card will never be reprinted. They still search your library for other lands, so they will trigger your landfall twice. Other Fetch Landsīesides cycles of MTG fetch lands there are also some that aren’t a part of a cycle. Even though they can immediately tap for colorless mana, they aren’t particularly good. Panoramas are fetch lands that can only get you a basic land of the specific three color combination. However, there are some worse versions that fit the definition of a fetch land. The ten fetch lands mentioned above are the best and the most well known. Therefore, demand is massive and since the supply is moderate, so the fetches are still quite pricey. They are banned in Pioneer, otherwise you’ll see them there as well. DemandĪs we’ve seen, fetch lands are fantastic. However, it’s not so big that prices would start falling anytime soon. That’s why the allied fetch lands have a moderate price, despite not receiving any major reprints recently.Īll things considered, the overall supply good better recently, especially with the reprints from Zendikar Rising Expeditions and Modern Horizons 2. So the most relevant Standard printing is the one from Khans of Tarkir. MTG’s player base grew immensely from 2009, not to mention 2002. Zendikar fetches have only one big printing in 2009. Onslaught was way back in 2002, but Khans of Tarkir supplied fresh allied fetches in 2014. Fetch lands appeared in only three Standard sets. Nevertheless, the supply of those sets doesn’t come close to that from the Standard sets. Similarly, Zendikar Rising Expeditions also added some relevant supply to the market. A more meaningful supply is provided by big reprint sets such as Modern Horizons 2, Modern Masters 2017. However, some of them were negligible like the Secret Lair versions, Judge and WMCQ promos. SupplyĪs we’ve talked before, fetch lands got various reprints. Why are Fetch Lands so Expensive?įetch lands fetch (pun intended) such a high price for one simple reason – it’s supply versus demand. However, once it does happen, we might only get the allied fetch lands, since these had fewer reprints. That’s why we aren’t expecting a fetch land reprint very soon. Before that, they got a reprint as a part of the Zendikar Rising Expeditions. When Will Fetch Lands be Reprinted?Įnemy fetch lands just recently got reprinted in Modern Horizons 2.
So each fetch land basically doubles your landfall triggers. You’d play Windswept Heath and get a Clue, you’d sacrifice Heath, go get a Forest and you would get another Clue. One of those cases comes up constantly with Brainstorm. Yes, it doesn’t matter in most cases, but when it does – it’s absolutely crucial. Often times the shuffling part is ignored. But these are quite expensive and also not legal in some formats like Modern. They are even more powerful with original dual lands (for example Savannah). This way you effectively have access to any of the three colors of mana – coming into play untapped!Īs you can see, fetches work great with shock lands (like Temple Garden). Now, you could play Sandsteppe Citadel, which gives you all three colors, but it enters the battlefield tapped.īut if you play Windswept Heath you can go get Overgrown Tomb, Godless Shrine or Temple Garden. Let’s say it’s in Abzan colors – white, black and green. Why not just play the land that gives you mana in the first place? Mana Fixing You have to pay a life to get a land that produces mana. New players often don’t realize what makes fetch lands so popular.
Zendikar fetches are named after their first appearance in Zendikar edition in 2009.
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