500 Magic: The Gathering Basic Lands - 100 of Each Land Type (Plains, Islands, Swamps, Mountains, Forests)

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The exception to that are the MPS series from this year which are below the Worldwake cards but lacking the hedron alignment that is so distinctive of Worldwake.

The Planeswalker sparks driving their way toward Nicol Bolas, Dragon God show up real nice against the darker background, and the fires of war spring out just as well. Middle row is a couple of Secret Lair Snow-Covered and the missing bits from Jumpstart and Innistrad. The easy win is to stick it in Dominaria themed decks, but I also think it could be some nice imagery in a Superfriends deck.Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths was the first set to feature non-basic lands in a full-art treatment, the showcase Triomes. Equal parts whimsy and fantasy, this land could be just at home in Alela, Artful Provocateur as it would in Zur, the Enchanter. There are many great Full Art lands, but in dismissing regular Basics, you’re dismissing some gorgeous and timeless artwork. They just have that kind of old-timey look that I think comes from the one-of-a-kind framing on each card. Not to disappoint, this basic doesn’t paint an entirely serene scene: in the distance, a figure looms.

Each of the original basics are by far the most commonly printed Magic cards overall, and many copies of one or more of them are included in many decks as the foundation for its mana base. These sets showcase Nicol Bolas's "Horn Monument", depicting his cruel enslavement over the Amonkhet plane.I'll admit that I was a bit surprised at the overall pricing of energy, and it does seem like there are a lot of products that don't help build decks in a meaningful manner (look, we included a plastic toy!