MTG Lands List – Find the Land you’re looking for!

See the box on the upper right? type the colors you need – “Blue White”. Quite simple really! You can also search by type “Fetch“, or a mix “Red Checkland“. Or simply just use the scrolly thing on the lower right of the table.

Special Search Terms:

• Chromatic – all-colored lands.
• Tri (try the shard and wedge names, too).
• Man – lands that become creatures.
• Futuresight – a disjointed cycle of lands.
• X is colorless. But there are a vast amount of UTILITY lands that do this, which are not yet part of this table / page.

Fetchlands ([mtg_card]Misty Rainforest[/mtg_card]) Need no introduction! One lift to search your library for one of any two basic land types – meaning you can fetch the Shocklands, Slowlands and True Duals.

Shocklands ([mtg_card]Sacred Foundry[/mtg_card]) count as double basic land types, and have an optional CIPT clause you can avoid with 2 life. It’s called [mtg_card]Shock[/mtg_card] for that reason.

Slowlands ([mtg_card]Smoldering Marsh[/mtg_card]) CIPT unless you have 2 basics in play. This DOES NOT INCLUDE Shocks or other Slows! They are known for decks that want to have lands come into play untapped LATER on (control). These have double basic land types.

Filterlands ([mtg_card]Fire-lit Thicket[/mtg_card]) always come into play untapped but will never produce colored mana on their own. They need one colored mana to start and you get 2 hybrid in return. Good for decks with extremely greedy turn 2/3 color needs.

Checklands ([mtg_card]Sunpetal Grove[/mtg_card]) CIPT unless you have an existing land in play of one of the subtypes. It works with Shocks and Slows!

Manland Dual ([mtg_card]Creeping Tar Pit[/mtg_card])strictly better than their single color counterparts, with the exception of [mtg_card]Treetop Village[/mtg_card]. Gives a huge incentive to CIPT. Notably [mtg_card]Celestial Colonnade[/mtg_card] which is saying you have 4 Serra Angels in your manabase. Damn.

Scrylands ([mtg_card]Temple of Epiphany[/mtg_card]) ALWAYS CIPT but you get to Scry 1. In non-standard formats these are iffy. They can be a budget replacement to Manlands (*ehem* Collonade). They do shine in turn 7+ wherein ripping one of these off the top vs another land could mean the all-important Scry to win the game. I’m actually not joking about that last part, there’s no other “mana producing land”… aside from (to a lesser extent) maybe the manlands…

Fastlands [mtg_card](Inspiring Vantage[/mtg_card])come into play untapped in the very early game only. Great for aggro since they don’t really care in their 4-5th land comes into play tapped.

Showlands ([mtg_card]Foreboding Ruins[/mtg_card]) Are quite poor? At least for my more commonly set in modern mindset. They’re good in your opener and probably Okay until about turn 4… Not too sold on these.

Painlands ([mtg_card]Underground River[/mtg_card])ping you for 1 damage when you tap for colored.

There are no official names for some of the futuresight lands like [mtg_card]Horizon Canopy[/mtg_card], [mtg_card]Nimbus Maze[/mtg_card], [mtg_card]River of Tears[/mtg_card] and [mtg_card]Grove of the Burnwillows[/mtg_card] (that I’m aware of).

• This list will mostly cover the “playable” lands, so the usual uncommon CIBT dual will not be included. Although I may list the best budget one per color combo.
• While the above list says “mana producing” we have also included the Dual Manlands as they’re the “best” CIBT duals.
• Speaking of CIBT again, Scrylands are also part of this list… yep.
• Please send me feedback on what should be added / improvements!

Adding a near future fix wherein you can search the color combo “UW”.

Should I bake in the guild name as searchable, too? IE Gruul?