What is the point of fetch lands?

Fetch lands are lands that allow you to search your library for a land, when you sacrifice them. They usually don’t provide mana on their own. They are called fetch lands or fetches, because they go and fetch you a land. Besides actual fetch lands, there are also quasi-fetch lands, but we’ll talk about those later.

Can you tap fetch lands for mana?

Fetchlands don’t have basic land types, so can’t tap for mana.

Do you need fetch lands?

There are decks that need them: You’re a Lands Matter deck. You want to be able to trigger Landfall at instant speed. Such decks may go as far as running [[Evolving Wilds]] and [[Terramorphic Expanse]] simply because they get that much value off of Landfall.

Are fetch lands mana abilities?

Is the activated ability of a fetchland classified as a mana ability? It doesn’t add mana to your mana pool, so it can’t be considered a mana ability.

What is the Red Green fetch land?

For example, red and black (Also known as “Rakdos“)….Allied Fetch Lands – Onslaught Fetch Lands.

Fetch Land Name	Fetchable Land Types	Mana Association
Wooded Foothills	Mountain, Forest	Gruul (Red, Green)

Do fetch lands tap for colorless?

These can tap for a single colorless mana and can be useful for decks that use artifacts alongside multiple colors. However, they cost mana to sacrifice, can only fetch basic lands, and the lands they fetch come to play tapped, so they’re not ideal.

Can fetch lands get dual lands?

Fetch lands are incredibly good because they fix your mana, can get basic or dual lands, provide a shuffle effect, and generate two landfall triggers.

Do fetch lands have color identity?

Similarly, even though fetch lands grab certain types of lands, they also have no mana symbols and so no color identity.

How low will fetch lands drop?

The fetch lands will almost certainly drop in price, but it will probably be a temporary drop like we saw in 2017. There will only be a drastic drop down to the $20 range if the fetch lands simply show up again as Standard-legal rares.

Are fetch lands worth it in Commander?

Fetchlands are by no means necessary to play Commander, but they’ll help you build synergy into certain archetypes, refine your build for high power tables, and unlock the potential of a lands-matter deck.