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The '''fast lands''' or '''scar lands''' are a double [[cycle]] of [[taplands]]. The [[allied color]] lands were featured in ''[[Scars of Mirrodin]]''. The [[enemy color]]ed cycle was later introduced in ''[[Kaladesh]]''. | The '''fast lands''' or '''scar lands''' are a double [[cycle]] of [[taplands]].<ref>{{NewRef|making-mana-2014-06-27 |Making Mana |[[Sam Stoddard]] |June 26, 2014}}</ref> The [[allied color]] lands were featured in ''[[Scars of Mirrodin]]''. The [[enemy color]]ed cycle was later introduced in ''[[Kaladesh]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 06:42, 1 March 2017
The fast lands or scar lands are a double cycle of taplands.[1] The allied color lands were featured in Scars of Mirrodin. The enemy colored cycle was later introduced in Kaladesh.
Description
These lands produce two colors of mana and enter the battlefield tapped unless you control two or fewer other lands.[2]
Wizards of the Coast originally only referred to this cycle as scar lands, after the first set they appeared in, though several nicknames were quickly proposed by the Magic community. WotC finally adopted Fast lands as the preferred name.[3]
List of Fast lands
Allied colored
- Seachrome Coast (
/
) - Darkslick Shores (/
) - Blackcleave Cliffs (/
) - Copperline Gorge(/
) - Razorverge Thicket (/)
Enemy colored
- Concealed Courtyard (/)
- Spirebluff Canal (/)
- Blooming Marsh (/)
- Inspiring Vantage(/)
- Botanical Sanctum (/)
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