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*<c>Grand Coliseum</c>
*<c>Grand Coliseum</c>
*<c>Great Hall of the Citadel</c> (two mana of any combination, only for legendary spells)
*<c>Great Hall of the Citadel</c> (two mana of any combination, only for legendary spells)
*<c>The Grey Havens</c> (among legendary creatures in your graveyard)
*<c>Guildmages' Forum</c>
*<c>Guildmages' Forum</c>
*<c>A-Hall of Tagsin</c>
*<c>Hall of Tagsin</c>
*<c>Hall of Tagsin</c>
*<c>Haven of the Spirit Dragon</c> (only to cast a [[Dragon]] [[creature]] spell)
*<c>Haven of the Spirit Dragon</c> (only to cast a [[Dragon]] [[creature]] spell)
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*<c>Dryad of the Ilysian Grove</c> (gives lands you control every basic land type)
*<c>Dryad of the Ilysian Grove</c> (gives lands you control every basic land type)
*<c>Elvish Harbinger</c>
*<c>Elvish Harbinger</c>
*<c>Elven Chorus</c> (grants the ability to other creatures you control)
*<c>Esika, God of the Tree</c> (and grants the ability to other [[legendary]] creatures you control)
*<c>Esika, God of the Tree</c> (and grants the ability to other [[legendary]] creatures you control)
*<c>Faeburrow Elder</c> (one each for each color of permanents you control)
*<c>Faeburrow Elder</c> (one each for each color of permanents you control)
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*<c>Lifespring Druid</c>
*<c>Lifespring Druid</c>
*<c>Llanowar Envoy</c>
*<c>Llanowar Envoy</c>
*<c>A-Llanowar Loamspeaker</c>
*<c>Llanowar Loamspeaker</c>
*<c>Llanowar Loamspeaker</c>
*<c>Loam Dryad</c> (a rift on the [[Cohort]] mechanic)
*<c>Loam Dryad</c> (a rift on the [[Cohort]] mechanic)
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*<c>Orochi Leafcaller</c>
*<c>Orochi Leafcaller</c>
*<c>Paradise Druid</c>
*<c>Paradise Druid</c>
*<c>Pelargir Survivor</c> (only for instants/sorceries)
*<c>Petalmane Baku</c>
*<c>Petalmane Baku</c>
*<c>Pili-Pala</c>
*<c>Pili-Pala</c>
*<c>Prismite</c>
*<c>Prismite</c>
*<c>Prize Pig</c>
*<c>Quirion Explorer</c> (that a land an opponent controls could produce)
*<c>Quirion Explorer</c> (that a land an opponent controls could produce)
*<c>Quirion Sentinel</c>
*<c>Quirion Sentinel</c>
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*<c>Scuttlemutt</c>
*<c>Scuttlemutt</c>
*<c>Servant of the Conduit</c> (by paying {{E}})
*<c>Servant of the Conduit</c> (by paying {{E}})
*<c>Shire Scarecrow</c> (by paying {{1}})
*<c>Signpost Scarecrow</c> (by paying {{2}})
*<c>Signpost Scarecrow</c> (by paying {{2}})
*<c>Smokebraider</c> (two mana in any combination of colors and only to cast or activate an ability of Elementals)
*<c>Smokebraider</c> (two mana in any combination of colors and only to cast or activate an ability of Elementals)
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*{{card|Icy Manalith}}
*{{card|Icy Manalith}}
*<c>Implements of Sacrifice</c>
*<c>Implements of Sacrifice</c>
*<c>Inherited Envelope</c>
*<c>Jack-in-the-Mox</c> (not tournament-legal)
*<c>Jack-in-the-Mox</c> (not tournament-legal)
*<c>Jack-o'-Lantern</c>
*<c>Jack-o'-Lantern</c>
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*<c>Meteorite</c>
*<c>Meteorite</c>
*<c>Mimic</c>
*<c>Mimic</c>
*<c>Model of Unity</c>
*<c>Mox Amber</c> (only color of [[Legendary]] creatures and/or [[Planeswalker]]s)
*<c>Mox Amber</c> (only color of [[Legendary]] creatures and/or [[Planeswalker]]s)
*<c>Mox Diamond</c>
*<c>Mox Diamond</c>
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*<c>Patriar's Seal</c>
*<c>Patriar's Seal</c>
*<c>Pentad Prism</c>
*<c>Pentad Prism</c>
*<c>Phial of Galadriel</c>
*<c>Phyrexian Altar</c>
*<c>Phyrexian Altar</c>
*<c>Phyrexian Atlas</c>
*<c>Phyrexian Atlas</c>

Latest revision as of 16:36, 22 January 2024

Mana fixing refers to the process of ensuring that the correct lands or sources of mana are played in order to be used for the cards in one's hand.

Description

A deck for a starting player is usually one or two-colored, and for them the set of basic lands will usually suffice. However, as decks get more complex and colorful, a player may have to branch out into different sources, like nonbasic lands, artifacts or certain creatures. For instance, a Birds of Paradise can be used to ensure that a player has access to a color other than green (which was used to play the birds).[1][2][3][4] For the Limited player, the basic lands are on the low end of acceptable, so fixing is also important there.

Cards that can produce any color mana

This list was last updated as of Modern Horizons 3.

Lands

Creatures

Artifacts

Enchantments

Instants

Sorceries

Planeswalkers

Planes

Conspiracies

(Not tournament legal)

Cards which remove the need for mana fixing

Main article: Mana washing

See also

References

  1. ↑ Mark Rosewater (March 23, 2009). "Mana with All the Fixin's". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. ↑ Devin Low (May 25, 2007). "The Dark Side of Mana Fixers". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. ↑ Tom LaPille (March 27, 2009). "Fixing the Environment". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  4. ↑ Sam Stoddard (July 5, 2013). "Standard Mana Fixing". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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