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'''Fetch lands''' are lands that can be sacrificed to search their controller's library for a land of a specific [[Basic land#Basic Land Types|basic land type]].<ref>{{NewRef|latest-developments/rainbow-pain-2005-07-15|A Rainbow of Pain|[[Aaron Forsythe]]|July 15, 2005}}</ref><ref>{{NewRef|making-magic/get-ready-dual-2017-02-27|Get Ready to Dual|[[Mark Rosewater]]|February 27, 2017}}</ref> Aside from allowing multicoloured decks to selectively play a desired land type, fetch lands also remove a land from the library, reducing the likelihood of drawing a land instead of a more useful card later in the game, when mana is no longer an issue.
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'''Fetch lands''' are lands that can be sacrificed to search their controller's library for a land of a specific [[Basic land#Basic Land Types|basic land type]].<ref>{{DailyRef|latest-developments/rainbow-pain-2005-07-15|A Rainbow of Pain|[[Aaron Forsythe]]|July 15, 2005}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/get-ready-dual-2017-02-27|Get Ready to Dual|[[Mark Rosewater]]|February 27, 2017}}</ref> Aside from allowing multicoloured decks to selectively play a desired land type, fetch lands also remove a land from the library, reducing the likelihood of drawing a land instead of a more useful card later in the game, when mana is no longer an issue.
   
 
==''Mirage'' fetch lands==
 
==''Mirage'' fetch lands==
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==''Shards of Alara'' panoramas==
 
==''Shards of Alara'' panoramas==
''[[Shards of Alara]]'' introduced a cycle of common Panoramas; one for each [[shard]].<ref>{{NewRef|feature/panoramic-view-2008-10-21|Panoramic View|[[Magic Arcana]]|October 21, 2008}}</ref> In addition to possessing the ability to tap for {{C}}, each of these has the ability, "{{1}}, {{t}} sacrifice", to allow its controller to search his or her library for a basic land card of one of the three basic land types of that shard, and put it onto the battlefield tapped.
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''[[Shards of Alara]]'' introduced a cycle of common Panoramas; one for each [[shard]].<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/panoramic-view-2008-10-21|Panoramic View|[[Magic Arcana]]|October 21, 2008}}</ref> In addition to possessing the ability to tap for {{C}}, each of them have an ability costing "{{1}}, {{T}}, sacrifice CARDNAME:" that allow the land's controller to search their library for a basic land card of one of the three basic land types of that shard and put it onto the battlefield tapped.
   
 
*<c>Bant Panorama</c> ({{G}}/{{W}}/{{U}})
 
*<c>Bant Panorama</c> ({{G}}/{{W}}/{{U}})
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==''Zendikar'' fetch lands==
 
==''Zendikar'' fetch lands==
In ''[[Zendikar]]'' the lands from ''Onslaught'' got their [[enemy color]]s counterparts. Each of these lands enter the battlefield untapped. They allow their controller to sacrifice them and pay one life to search their library for a land card with at least one of two basic land types of an enemy color pair. These lands were reprinted in ''[[Modern Masters 2017]]''.
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In ''[[Zendikar]]'' the lands from ''Onslaught'' got their [[enemy color]]s counterparts. Each of these lands enters the battlefield untapped. They allow their controller to sacrifice them and pay one life to search their library for a land card with at least one of two basic land types of an enemy color pair. These lands were reprinted in ''[[Modern Masters 2017]]'', ''[[Secret Lair: Ultimate Edition]]'' and ''[[Modern Horizons 2]]''.
   
 
*<c>Marsh Flats</c> ({{W}}/{{B}})
 
*<c>Marsh Flats</c> ({{W}}/{{B}})
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==Miscellaneous fetch lands==
 
==Miscellaneous fetch lands==
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*{{card|Blighted Woodland|Battle for Zendikar}} {{-}} Searches for up to two basic lands when paying {{3}}{{G}}.
*<c>Flagstones of Trokair</c> from ''[[Time Spiral]]'' {{-}} Searches a [[Plains]] card when the card is put into the graveyard. The land is [[legendary]].
 
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*{{card|Fabled Passage|Throne of Eldraine}} {{-}} Searches for any basic land, which enters the battlefield tapped but untaps itself if you control four or more lands.
*<c>Krosan Verge</c> from ''[[Judgment]]'' {{-}} Searches for a [[Forest]] card and a [[Plains]] card when paying {{2}}.
 
 
*{{card|Flagstones of Trokair|Time Spiral}} {{-}} Searches a [[Plains]] card when the card is put into the graveyard, but with no sacrifice effect. The land is [[legendary]] and taps for {{W}}.
*<c>Terminal Moraine</c> from ''[[Planeshift]]'' and <c>Warped Landscape</c> from ''[[Shadows over Innistrad]]'' {{-}} Searches for any basic land when paying {{2}}.
 
 
*{{card|Krosan Verge|Judgment}} {{-}} Searches for a [[Forest]] card and a [[Plains]] card when paying {{2}}.
*<c>Terramorphic Expanse</c> from ''[[Time Spiral]]'' and <c>Evolving Wilds</c> from ''[[Rise of the Eldrazi]]'' {{-}} Searches for any basic land.
 
*<c>Thawing Glaciers</c> from ''[[Alliances]]'' {{-}} Searches for any basic land when paying {{1}} and is returned to the hand at the beginning of the next cleanup step instead of sacrificed.
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*{{card|Maze's End|Dragon's Maze}} {{-}} Searches for any gate land when paying {{3}} and is returned to the hand instead of sacrificed.
*<c>Myriad Landscape</c> from ''[[Commander 2014]]'' {{-}} Searches for up to two basic lands that share a land type when paying {{2}}.
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*{{card|Myriad Landscape|Commander 2014}} {{-}} Searches for up to two basic lands that share a land type when paying {{2}}.
*<c>Blighted Woodland</c> from ''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' {{-}} Searches for up to two basic lands when paying {{3}}{{G}}.
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*{{card|Prismatic Vista|Modern Horizons}} {{-}} Searches for any basic land, which enters the battlefield untapped, when paying one life.
 
*{{card|Terminal Moraine|Planeshift}} and {{card|Warped Landscape|Shadows over Innistrad}} {{-}} Searches for any basic land when paying {{2}}.
 
*{{card|Terramorphic Expanse|Time Spiral}} and {{card|Evolving Wilds|Rise of the Eldrazi}} {{-}} Searches for any basic land.
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*{{card|Thawing Glaciers|Alliances}} {{-}} Searches for any basic land when paying {{1}} and is returned to the hand at the beginning of the next cleanup step instead of sacrificed.
   
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 12:02, 10 October 2021

Fetch lands are lands that can be sacrificed to search their controller's library for a land of a specific basic land type.[1][2] Aside from allowing multicoloured decks to selectively play a desired land type, fetch lands also remove a land from the library, reducing the likelihood of drawing a land instead of a more useful card later in the game, when mana is no longer an issue.

Mirage fetch lands

Fetch lands were introduced as a cycle from Mirage. Each of these original lands entered the battlefield tapped and can be sacrificed to search for a land card with at least one of two basic land types of an allied color pair.

Onslaught fetch lands

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Onslaught's allied color fetch lands.

In Onslaught a new cycle of fetch lands was introduced. Each of these lands enter the battlefield untapped in contrast to their Mirage counterparts. They allow their controller to sacrifice them and pay one life to search their library for a land card with at least one of two basic land types of an allied color pair. These five lands were reprinted in Khans of Tarkir, and those printings also appear in Fate Reforged booster packs.

Shards of Alara panoramas

Shards of Alara introduced a cycle of common Panoramas; one for each shard.[3] In addition to possessing the ability to tap for {C}, each of them have an ability costing "{1}, {T}, sacrifice CARDNAME:" that allow the land's controller to search their library for a basic land card of one of the three basic land types of that shard and put it onto the battlefield tapped.

Zendikar fetch lands

In Zendikar the lands from Onslaught got their enemy colors counterparts. Each of these lands enters the battlefield untapped. They allow their controller to sacrifice them and pay one life to search their library for a land card with at least one of two basic land types of an enemy color pair. These lands were reprinted in Modern Masters 2017, Secret Lair: Ultimate Edition and Modern Horizons 2.

Miscellaneous fetch lands

References

  1. Aaron Forsythe (July 15, 2005). "A Rainbow of Pain". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. Mark Rosewater (February 27, 2017). "Get Ready to Dual". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. Magic Arcana (October 21, 2008). "Panoramic View". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.