#Summer islands mtg full

Later in development, just before printing, they decided to make it a Standard set with the normal back instead. That scarcity means you’ll be paying between $200 to $400 for this Mountain.īack in the day, Wizards planned for Arabian Nights to be a standalone set with a different back on the cards. Much like Summer Magic, this basic is also based on print scarcity. In 2014, the judge promo was a pack of five, one of each land type, with some Zendikar full-art foil lands. I’ve talked about judge promos before, and I still see them as a great idea and a way to show appreciation to people who go out of their way to help at these events. These ones alone can cost you from $50 to $400. Judge promos always tend to always cause the prices to go up. Wizards most likely had these planned previously and getting them to reveal the cards was a happy accident, but I prefer the slightly-petty-but-still-lighthearted joke as my headcanon. That seems a bit steep until you realize that it could be a jab at the guys over at HardDrive who complained that the cards they previously revealed were a bit too wordy. A 50-pack, 10-of-each basic land for $240.

#Summer islands mtg full

My personal favorite were the full text-lands, but they’re all the same when it comes to the price. The Secret Lairs are a bit of a mixed bag.