Most valuable basic plains in MTG

Summary

• Unique Plains card designs of different artists are valuable with rare, and prices are $ 25 to $ 399.

• Some maps, like portal and guru sets, have detailed and exciting landscapes with different topics.

• From traditional landscapes to inspired Japanese designs there is a Plains card for each MTG player seeking unique art.

The plains card cards can be main for magic: collecting, but they should not be easy to design. For many years, there have been many different variations of these major land cards, which presents illustrations of a number of artists. This means that you can always find it to match your deck.

These specific plains are the most valuable, mostly of rare, and there are several unique and interesting designs that you will not find anywhere.

All prices are accepted on TCGPLAYER and can change over time.

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Pleins Lars Grant -Zakhad – $ 25.29

Secret Load Log # 63 Land (Japanese)

This Plains Map, available only in Japanese Log Land Land, shows two small figures that wave the clock and the danine. The perfect paintings of the mountains and beautifully created plains spread over the card, and the Kajja dominates the upper half of the image.

This card is an interesting combination of plains and iconic monsters is a unique way to add the main land that is not so basic in the design of your deck. Take chaos and enjoy the unique nature of this plain.

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Pleins Stefan Martiniera – $ 34

Magic Premiere Shop 2005 #287 (Japanese)

This fantasy style design from the “Japanese Magic Premier Store” series, distributed by the selected shops stores back in 2005, will be recognized by Stefan Martinira. His signature columns are similar to the fact that they belong to Rivendel, and here they are supplemented by statues.

The works of art are beautiful, but not easily recognized as the theme of the plain, thanks to it, mostly focusing on the ways, statues, adjacent columns and the city in the background. This makes it more unique to those who are looking for something unattended in the fields and hills.

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Pleins Rob Alexander – $ 35.33

Arena League 1999 No. 7

This design plain design Alexander was awarded the Arena League Prize in 1999. Deep Cills Circle around and acts as a rock with the orange sky that surrounds them. The clouds contrast with the rocky ground, creating an interesting illusion.

At first glance, it looks like it can be the land that surrounds the water until you notice the clouds at the base. It creates an interesting design that is more sky than earth, and has some unique rock designs that add interest to the landscape.

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Pleins Jack Wei – $ 37.49

Portal (Por) #196s (Chinese)

The portal is a starting set since 1997. There were three portal kits in total, and this card was from the first. Portal sets differ in both design and mechanics, having no instances, chairs and artifacts. This set actually consists of several land cards, but this particular is most affordable.

Rolling's plain is a simple but effective design that makes it clear what type of card. This helped in the simplicity of the rules and gameplay for beginners seeking to play MTG.

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Pleins from Teresa Nielsen – $ 59.14

Judge Gift Maps 2014 No. 1

This exciting land card was a court gift card back in 2014. A live blue sky with a sulcus cloud shares the shot from the Rolling Green Hills. Teresa Nielsen's works of art are exciting and beautiful, feeling very traditional in nature.

If you are looking for a map filled with stunning horizons and a detailed plain, then it causes watercolor vibrations and fits well into any traditional deck.

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Plains from Jesper Myrfors – 67.06

Restricted circulation Alpha #287

This muted pastel illustration Jesper Myrfors is one of the earliest MTG cards with the limited edition of alpha. Traditional fields are framed here by a muddy sky, detailed with clouds, and grass with wildflowers in the foreground.

Traditional art here is a muted landscape, stuffed with details and causes feelings of time before the thunderstorm when the grass staggers in the wind, and everything feels tense. The perfect picture for the card.

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Pleins Eric Peterson – $ 69.99

European ground program No. 9

This map of Eric Peterson is inspired by the lowlands in the Netherlands. This is an image that causes the country with spitting colored tulips at the bottom of the card. The windmill in the background adds to the picture, making it recognizable as Dutch.

The weakened sky is also common in Europe, the lands marked by this set. If you want your art based on stunning landscapes that you can actually visit, this is a great complement to your set.

3

Ron's plains – $ 93.09

Asian -Tsikhakiyan program No. 4

This map goes from the Asia -Tzakhakiy ground program and reflects the field of beautiful sunflowers that face the same way and stretch as much as you see. The blue sky reaches the top, ending with a bright and exciting design.

Design Ron Spears-inspired Japanese and is a unique, attractive and detailed design that offers another look at the plain map. Nature lovers will enjoy sunny style.

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Jack Wei Raunts – 125 dollars

Portal (POR) #197s / #199s (Chinese)

These plains are also from the portal set and illustrated by Jack Wei. They make a set along with the third card from the previous list. However, these two cost much more for unknown reasons. What we know if they have the same style as the third.

The plain here is very focus, because most of the works of art on both are a wide herbaceous landscape with hills and trees that mark different parts of the landscape. One design also has a lake in the background. His nature is most detailed.

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Teresen Nilsen's plains – $ 399

Guru (PGRU) No. 1

This Plains card from the guru set is not only incredibly rare but also incredibly beautiful. Background is a barren plain with hills and trees along the horizon. However, here these are Teresa Nielsen, which stand out.

The map is almost separated by half with the left part, lined with the scheme of the moon's way to its current position. The imposition adds the depth and details of this card, also linking it to other major land cards in the same set of the same artist.