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The set accompanied the release of ''[[Modern Horizons 3]]'' on MTG Arena, which contained [[allied color]]ed fetch lands. Since ''Modern Horizons 2''  hadn't been released on MTG Arena, this extra release evened the [[mana base]] for the colors.
The set accompanied the release of ''[[Modern Horizons 3]]'' on MTG Arena, which contained the [[allied color]]ed fetch lands. Since ''Modern Horizons 2''  hadn't been released on MTG Arena, this extra release evened the [[mana base]] for the colors.


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Revision as of 09:50, 21 May 2024

Enemy Fetch Lands Anthology
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Set Information
Set symbol
Release date May 21, 2024
Expansion code ?[1]
MTG Arena series
Alchemy: Thunder Junction Enemy Fetch Lands Anthology N/A
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Secret Lair Drop Series: Spring Superdrop 2024 Enemy Fetch Lands Anthology Modern Horizons 3

The Enemy Fetch Lands Anthology is a small release exclusive to Magic Arena that became available on May 21, 2014.[2] The cards are legal in the Historic, Explorer, Brawl, and Timeless formats.

Description

The set features the enemy colored fetch lands from Modern Horizons 2 (first paper release in Zendikar). The release is available to purchase as a whole in the Arena store for a limited time, after which the cards are only available through crafting wildcards.

Cycle name {W}{B} {U}{R} {B}{G} {R}{W} {G}{U}
Enemy color fetch lands Marsh Flats Scalding Tarn Verdant Catacombs Arid Mesa Misty Rainforest
Each of these rare lands can be sacrificed along with a payment of 1 life to search for one of two basic land types.

The set accompanied the release of Modern Horizons 3 on MTG Arena, which contained the allied colored fetch lands. Since Modern Horizons 2 hadn't been released on MTG Arena, this extra release evened the mana base for the colors.

References

  1. MTG Arena search
  2. Clayton Kroh (May 20, 2024). "MTG Arena Announcements – May 20, 2024". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.