Like many recent Magic sets, Spider-Man features its own unique cycle of full-art basic lands. These so-called spiderweb lands are a real treat for Peter Parker’s fans. Below, you’ll find all five of them, along with info on where to get them.
All 5 Spider-Man Borderless Basics
All of these are work of Sarah Finnigan. In the front, you can see the spiderweb in the form of a mana symbol, and in the background there’s the New Your City, Spider-Man’s home.
Where to Get Spider-Man Full-Art Basics?
You can open these basic lands in pretty much all Spider-Man products. Here’s how many there are in each product:
- Play booster (1 non-foil per 6 boosters, 20% chance for foil)
- Collector booster (1 foil in each booster)
- Bundle (at least 5 non-foil and 5 foil)
- Starter Deck (1 per deck)
As, you can see, you can expect the most of them in the Bundle, which comes with two full sets: a foil and non-foil one. On top of that, this doesn’t account for the additional full-art lands you can open in the 9 included Play boosters.
Regular Spider-Man Basic Lands
Before we wrap up, let’s check the regular versions of Spider-Man lands. In these, you can see Peter Parker swinging across New York CIty. Now your mana base can feature the The Brooklyn Bridge, when you’re playing blue.
These five lands were illustrated by Jonas De Ro.
These are more common, appearing in 5 out of every 6 Play boosters. Furthermore, they are also the basics used for the Starter decks. (Besides the one included full-art)
Keep on Swinging
That’s all about Spider-Man full-art basic lands. Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.
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