Summary

• Unique plains card designs by various artists are valuable due to rarity, with prices ranging from $25 to $399.
• Some cards, like those from the Portal and Guru sets, feature detailed and captivating landscapes with varying themes.
• From traditional landscapes to Japanese-inspired designs, there's a plains card for every MTG player seeking unique art.

Plains cards may be core to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering🥂, but they don't have to be plain in design. There have been many different variations of these basic land cards across the years, featuring illustrations by a number of artists. This means you'll always be able to find one to suit your deck.

These particular plains cards are the most valuable, mostly due to rarity, and ꦺamong them are some un🌞ique and interesting designs which you won't find anywhere else.

All prices are taken on and may vary over time.

10 Plains By Lars Grant-West - $25.29 �๊�

Secret Lair Drop #63 The Godzilla Lands (Japanese)

This plains card, only available in the Japanese Godzilla Lands Secret Lair♔ Drop, shows two small figures waving at Godzilla and Moth🌃ra. The picture-perfect mountains and the beautifully crafted plains spread across the card, with the Kaiju dominating the top half of the image.

An interesting combination of plains and iconic monsters, this card is a unique way to add a basic land which is not so basic in design to your deck. Embrace the chaos and enjoy the unique nature of this plains c🐲ard.

9 Plaiಌns By Stephan Martiniere - $34 ♊

Magic Premiere Shop 2005 #287 (Japanese)

This fantasy-style design from the Japanese Magic Premiere Shop series, distributed via selected g🎃ame stores back in 2005, is sure to be recognizable to fans of Stephan Martiniere. His signature columns look like they belong in Rivendell, and here are complimented by statues.

The artwork is beautiful but not easily recognizabl🐼e as a plains theme, due to it mainly focusing on paths, statues, nearby columns and a city in the background. This makes it all the more unique for anyone looking for something without a focus on fields or hills.

8 Plains By Rob Alexander - $35.33 𝕴

Arena League 1999 #7

This plains design by Rob Alexander was awarded as an Arena League prize in 1999. The deep plains circle around and appear as cliffs with an orange sky surrounding them. Clouds contrast with the rocky ground, creating an inte𝄹resting il💖lusion.

At first glance, this looks like it could be land surrounding water, until you notice the clouds at the base. It creates an interesting design which is more sky than land, and ha🍷s some un♑ique rock designs adding interest to the landscape.

7 Plains By Jack Wei - $37.49 🍃

Portal (POR) #196s (Chinese)

Portal is a starte꧟r set from 1997. There were three Portal sets in total, with this card being from the first. Portal sets are different in both design and mechanics, having no instants, enchantments or artifacts. This set actually comprises several land cards but this specific one is the most affordable.

The rolling plains are a simple but effective design, making it obvious what the card's type is. This helped with the simplicity of the rules and gameplay foﷺr beginners looking to play MTG.

6 Plains By Teres🔯e Nielsen - $59.14 🎶

Judge Gift Cards 2014 #1

This captivating land ꧃card was a Judge Gift Card back in 2014. The vibrant blue sky with a smattering of clouds shares the frame with rolling green hills. Terese Nielsen's artwork is both captivatin🐎g and beautiful, feeling very traditional in nature.

If you're seeking a card filled with a stunning s🥃kyline and detailed plains then this one evokes watercolor painting vibes and would fit in nicely in any traditional deck.

5 Plains By Jesper Myrfors 🔜- $67.06

Limited Edition Alpha #287

This mu🌠ted pastel illustration by Jesper Myrfors is one of the earliest MTG cards from the Limited Edition Alpha. Traditional fields are framed here by a cloudy sky detailed with clouds, and grass with wildflowers in the foreground.

The traditional art here is a muted landscape packed with detail and evoking feelings of the time before a storm when the grass sways in the wind and everything feels tense. A pe💛rfect picture for a cღard.

4 Plains By Eric Peterson - $69.9🍎9

European Land Program #9

This card by Eric Peꦛterson is inspired by the Lowlands in the Netherlands. It's an image evocative of the country, with a splash of colored tulip🔯s across the bottom of the card. The windmill in the background adds to the image, making it recognizable as Dutch.

The cloud💎y sk⛄y is also common in Europe, the lands celebrated by this set. If you want your art based on stunning landscapes you can actually visit, then this is a beautiful addition to your set.

3 Plains By Ron Spears - $93.09 ▨

Asia Pacific Land Program #4

This card is from the Asia Pacific Land Program and depicts a field of beautiful sunflowers, all facing the same way and stretching as far a﷽s you can see. The blue sky peaks over ♓the top, finishing the bright and captivating design.

Ron Spears' design is Japanese-inspired and is a unique, eye-catching and detailed design o🐻ffering a different perspective on a plains card. Nature lovers will enjoy the sunny style.

2 Plains By Jack Wei - $125 🌳 🔥

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

These plains cards are also from the portal set and illustrated by Jack Wei. They꧅ make a set together wi༺th the third card from earlier in the list. However, these two are both worth much more for unknown reasons. What we do know if that they have the same style as the third.

Plains is very much the focus here, as the majority of the artwork on both is a sprawling grass landscape with hills and trees marking out differing parts of the landscape. One desi🧔gn also has a lake in the background. Nature at it's most detailed.

1 ཧ Plains By Terese Nielsen - $39🎃9

Guru (PGRU) #1

This plains card from the Guru set is not only incredibly rare but also incredibly beautiful. The background is a barren-looking plain with hills and a tree across the skyline. However, it🌱's Terese Nielsen's overlaid details here which make this stand out.

The card is almost split in half with the left-hand side overlaid with a sketched diagram of the moon's path to its current position. The overlay adds depth and detail to this card, also linking it with other basic land card⛎s in the same set by the same artist.