Summary

• Urza's lands have been a staple in Magic since the 90s, known for their power and combo potential in creating 'Tron'.
• Urza's Fun House may not be legal in play, but its gimmick and website redirect add a fun twist to the game.
• Urza's Workshop, despite its exclusivity, offers explosive mana potential when met with the metalcraft requirement.

Urza is a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering character who's been 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a significant player in the game's lore since day one, though he didn't receive a proper card until Modern Horizons. People were aware of Urza's power well before that, though, mostly due to the Urza's lands from Antiquities, which combine together to form what players affectionately refer to as 'Tron.'

The original Urza's lands have since gone on to receive multiple support pieces, some in the form of in-game jokes, and some being actual tournament-level, meta-defining cards. Urza himself might be a newer addition to the card game, but his lands have been menacing Magic since the early 1990s.

8 Urza's Fun House

Fun Doesn't Mean Legal

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The acorn stamp on Urza's Fun House means it's not legal in casual or competitive play, though you might be able to pitch the idea or running it amongst friends. It's actually comprehensible unlike some Un-set cards, but tapping for infinity mana's clearly reason enough to keep it safe and tucked away on the banlist.

It earns points for an amusing gimmick, redirecting you to , a website that spits out random effects when you activate the land's last ability. It's a fun bit, but the card's clearly in a different category than actual tournament-legal Urza's lands.

7 Urza's Factory

Just Barely Still In Business

Urza's Factory is wholly unimpressive. Functionally eight mana to pump out a 2/2 is a laughably bad deal, and hardly justifies running a colorless land over just about any other utility land, and there are plenty to choose from.

There are a couple in-jokes to keep the card relevant though. First is the inter♔action with Assembly-Workers, which was a gimmick creature type at the time of printing but has since grown a bit. Second is the precise fact that it costs seven mana to activate, the exact amount of 🍨mana produced by the original three Tron lands.

6 💧 Planar Nexus ♓

And Urza's Land In Disguise

Planar Nexus isn't technically an Urza's land, since that card type doesn't appear in its typeline. However, it counts as an Urza's land while on the battlefield, in addition to being 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a cave, a desert, and so on. That's good enough to add an additional mana with your Urza's Workshop.

Funnily enough, Planar Nexus is an adaptation of an Unfinity card named Nearby Planet. That one was a little more tongue-in-cheek with its card text, and the ability wor𝔍ks a little differently, but itꦏ was definitely the inspiration for Planar Nexus.

Planar Nexus includes all land types from among Mine, Power Plant, and Tower, and has all those types simult☂aneously, so it completes Tron on its own.

5 Urza's Workshop

The Land You Might Not Know About

Urza's Workshop slipped by many players, given that it was exclusive to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Set Boosters and Collector Boosters from The Brothers' War. If all you ever did was draft, you'd miss this land entirely until someone played it against you in Commander or Constructed.

Urza's Workshop has a metalcraft requirement before it does anything interesting, but Urza's lands and artifacts go hand-in-robot-hand, so it's not a huge hurdle to overcome. Achieve metalcraft and you unlock an explosive amount of mana with the Workshop.

4 Urza's Mine And Power Plant

The Interchangable Tron Lands

You'd think all three of the original 'Urza-Tron' lands would be exactly equal, but that's not actually true. They're all identical in the sense that you need one copy of each on the battlefield before they actually do anything of note, but all three of these lands were not created equal.

Urza's Mine and Urza's Power Plant are functionally identical though, and there's no reason to think one's ever more important than the other. If your goal is to 'assemble Tron,' you'll need all three pieces, and you'll just try to fill in whichever one you're missing.

3 Urza's Tower

One Of These Things Is Not Like The Others

Despite being just as equally important as the Mine and Power Plant, Urza's Tower is the most powerful of the three simply because it taps for an additional mana once all three are assembled. That's a no-brainer analysis, but recognizing this gives you a small edge when you're playing with or against a Tron deck.

If you're against Tron and you have 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a way to destroy lands, the Tower should be your priority. If you're piloting a Tron deck and you've already assembled all three pieces, the redundant copies of Urza's Tower are more valuable than the others.

2 Urza's Cave

The Urza's Land For Every Deck

Urza's Cave takes a huge leap above other Urza's lands by nature of being a completely generic, powerful utility land that you can run in just about any deck. It bolsters any archetype specifically built around Urza's lands, but doesn't require any to do its own thing.

And its 'thing' is tagging out for any other land in your library. That land could be anything from Field of the Dead to Dark Depths, or even one of the missing Tron lands if you are running it in an actual Urza's land deck.

1 Urza's Saga

Card Type: Urza's Saga

Urza's Saga is part joke, part powerhouse. It was designed as a clever nod to the Urza's Saga set from 1998, but also combines the Urza's 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:and Saga subtypes in a way that makes for an incredibly flavorful and clever card design. Power-wise, it's approaching mistake territory.

Saga reshaped 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the Modern format, and heavily influences deckbuilding in Eternal formats like Legacy and Commander. It gives life to one-mana artifacts that would otherwise see no play at all, its second c♌hapter can be 🌳an entirely self-contained win condition on its own, and it demands sideboard answers in 60-card Constructed formats.