Longbow Archer Looming Shade Lord of Atlantis Mahamoti Djinn Maro Master Healer Mawcor Merfolk Looter Merfolk of the Pearl Trident Nightmare Northern Paladin Ogre Taskmaster Okk Orcish Artillery Patagia Golem Phantom Warrior Phyrexian Colossus Phyrexian Hulk Plague Beetle Pride of Lions Prodigal Sorcerer Pygmy Pyrosaur Rag Man Raging Goblin Razorfoot Griffin Razortooth Rats Reckless Embermage Redwood Treefolk Revenant Sabretooth Tiger Sage Owl Samite Healer Scathe Zombies Scavenger Folk Sea Monster Seasoned Marshal Seeker of Skybreak Serpent Warrior Serra Advocate Serra Angel Shanodin Dryads Shivan Dragon Skyshroud Falcon Southern Paladin Spined Wurm Spineless Thug Standing Troops Staunch Defenders Storm Crow Storm Shaman Stronghold Assassin Sunweb Sustainer of the Realm Telepathic Spies Temporal Adept Thieving Magpie Thorn Elemental Trained Armodon Trained Orgg Treefolk Seedlings Uktabi Wildcats Venerable Monk Verduran Enchantress Vigilant Drake Vizzerdrix Wall of Air Wall of Bone Wall of Fire Wall of Spears Wall of Swords Wall of Wonder Western Paladin
Even boosters with the same theme have different configurations of cards, so the possibilities are truly endless
The prices of these are naturally higher than the regular Deserts, but not by a lot
Temporal Trespass and Galvanic Iteration are also awful against graveyard hate, meaning they get boarded out in almost every matchup
If you dont remember what was said there, I highly recommend reviewing it, but the super short version is that you count your mana symbols, figure out their ratio, and then apply that ratio to the number of lands you plan to play
Pitiless Plunderer in particular is always valuable, and so are Port Razer and Amphin Mutineer
