Legendary land

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Legendary lands were first introduced in Legends. Despite the drawback many of them were banned from various formats.

Legendary land cycles

Legends

The first cycle of legendary utility lands is from Legends. Each land produces mana of the associated color, and has an activated ability which can be activated by tapping.

Urza's Saga

The second cycle was done in Urza's Saga. Each land has a possibility to produce a huge amount of its associated color.

Weatherlight Saga Mega-mega cycle

A Megacycle of legendary lands representing important locations of the Weatherlight Saga. Each land has at least two abilities, one of which is a mana ability.

One land was printed in each of the five blocks that make up the saga: Mirage block, Tempest block, Urza block, Masques block and Invasion block.

Champions of Kamigawa

The third cycle was done in Champions of Kamigawa. These are again utility lands like the ones from Legends, but their activated ability also requires one colored mana in addition to being tapped.

Time Spiral block

A megacycle printed accross the first two sets of the block (Time Spiral and Planar Chaos). The fifth card of the cycle is actually a reprint from Legends that was printed on the timeshifted sheet: Pendelhaven is therefore part of two different legendary lands cycles. A sixth card, Gemstone Caverns, complete the cycle by producing either colorless mana or mana of any color (depending on wether it's in your opening hand and wish to activate its optional effect).

The Kamigawa block

Besides the cycle from Champions of Kamigawa the Kamigawa block introduced 8 more legendary lands as a part of its Legendary-matters theme. That makes a total of 13 legendary lands in the block, far more than any other block.

Champions of Kamigawa
Betrayers of Kamigawa
Saviors of Kamigawa

Other legendary land