Dual Land Set – MTG Proxy Revised
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Dual Land Set
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Dual Land Set Details
The OG dual lands are undeniably among the most best land cards in the game, and some of the most powerful cards, period. The original duals are the most powerful land cards in the game. They are simple, enter untapped and don’t deal damage like shock lands and don’t have the land retrieval of fetch lands. Instead they give you the ability to tap for your choice of 2 basic land types, like Bayou which is both green and black and can be a forest or a swamp. Note Bayou is both forest and swamp.
Enter the MTG Revised Dual Land Proxy Set, the ultimate addition to your Magic: The Gathering collection. This complete set includes all the dual lands from the Revised Edition, a highly sought after and valuable part of Magic’s history. Made with high quality, these proxies are printed on premium card stock with vibrant colors and sharp images perfect for building decks, playtesting and casual play.
The Revised duals are some of the most powerful and wanted cards in Magic. They are staples in many formats, a must have for serious players and collectors. With this set you can get the power and flexibility of duals without breaking the bank.
These are for players who want to play with the original duals but can’t afford the real ones. They are also a affordable and fun way to play with the classic cards.
Whether you’re a competitive player or casual player this set will take your game to the next level.
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This is a high end Magic the Gathering proxy card. It uses the latest technology to create a very realistic proxy card you can play at Friday Night Magic or at home.
Make your deck more competitive for less. Great for commander, modern, legacy or standard.
All orders are shipped within 2 business days from the US. Orders under $75 will be shipped in a PWE with top loader for protection. Orders over $75 will be shipped with tracking in a bubble mailer with tracking.
*These are unofficial proxies, not for use in Wizards of the Coast LLC sanctioned events and tournaments.
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| Weight | 0.0125 kg |
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| Title | Proxy |
4 reviews for Dual Land Set – MTG Proxy Revised
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Dual Lands – MTG Revised Edition
The Dual Lands from Magic: The Gathering's Revised Edition are a set of ten rare lands, each capable of producing two different colors of mana. These lands are highly prized for their efficiency and lack of drawbacks, making them staples in various formats, particularly Legacy and Vintage. Each Dual Land possesses two basic land types, allowing them to be fetched with spells and abilities that search for basic lands.
List of Revised Dual Lands:
- Badlands – Produces either black or red mana; counts as both a Swamp and a Mountain.
- Bayou – Produces either black or green mana; counts as both a Swamp and a Forest.
- Plateau – Produces either red or white mana; counts as both a Mountain and a Plains.
- Savannah – Produces either green or white mana; counts as both a Forest and a Plains.
- Scrubland – Produces either black or white mana; counts as both a Swamp and a Plains.
- Taiga – Produces either red or green mana; counts as both a Mountain and a Forest.
- Tropical Island – Produces either green or blue mana; counts as both a Forest and an Island.
- Tundra – Produces either blue or white mana; counts as both an Island and a Plains.
- Underground Sea – Produces either blue or black mana; counts as both an Island and a Swamp.
- Volcanic Island – Produces either blue or red mana; counts as both an Island and a Mountain.
Tip:
Incorporating Dual Lands into your deck enhances mana consistency and flexibility, especially in multicolored strategies. Their classification as basic land types allows them to be targeted by spells and abilities that interact with basic lands, such as Farseek or Fetch Lands like Misty Rainforest. This synergy facilitates efficient mana fixing and accelerates gameplay.
Cards that Synergize with Dual Lands:
Farseek
A sorcery that allows you to search your library for a Plains, Island, Swamp, or Mountain and put it onto the battlefield tapped. It can fetch any Dual Land with the appropriate land types, enhancing mana fixing and acceleration.
Misty Rainforest
A Fetch Land that lets you search for a Forest or Island card, including Dual Lands like Tropical Island. This ensures consistent access to multiple colors in multicolored decks.
Crop Rotation
An instant that allows you to sacrifice a land to search your library for any land card and put it onto the battlefield. This can quickly bring out essential Dual Lands when needed.
Prismatic Vista
A land that lets you pay 1 life, sacrifice it, and search for a basic land type. This can fetch Dual Lands with the corresponding types, making it an efficient tool for mana fixing.
Proxy Queen –
classic
Justin Bock –
Sell your car for a full set of dual lands or buy these 100% authentic looking ones perfect quality dual lands for the same price of a couple of worthless boosters?
Absolutely wonderful set and I recommend 10/10
dburesh00 –
Absolutely love how these look and feel!
Andrew Dugger –
Bought a set of 4 after selling a and handful of revised dual land to TCG. They look and feel the same. The color on the back of the card was lighter than the originals, but not a large point of contention. A great buy!