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|{{card|Needleverge Pathway}} ({{R}}) || {{card|Pillarverge Pathway}} ({{W}}) | |{{card|Needleverge Pathway}} ({{R}}) || {{card|Pillarverge Pathway}} ({{W}}) | ||
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Revision as of 18:48, 1 September 2020
Pathway lands are dual lands. They are modal double-faced cards which allow you to choose which of the two sides you want to play.
Notably six lands were included in Zendikar Rising (three ally-colored and three enemy-colored cards) and not the usual cycle of five.[1]
Pathway Lands
| Front side | Back side |
|---|---|
Clearwater Pathway ( ) |
Murkwater Pathway ( )
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Cragcrown Pathway ( ) |
Timbercrown Pathway ( )
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| Branchloft Pathway () |
Boulderloft Pathway ( )
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| Brightclimb Pathway () |
Grimclimb Pathway ()
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| Riverglide Pathway () |
Lavaglide Pathway ()
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| Needleverge Pathway () |
Pillarverge Pathway ()
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References
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (September 1, 2020). "Why is there six new pathways, as opposed to the usual cycle of 5 dual lands?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
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