MTG Slow Fetches -- Complete Guide
These lands always enter tapped. ETB tapped. Tap, sac: search for a land with one of two basic types.
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All 5 Slow Fetches
| Card | Colors |
|---|---|
| Flood Plain | White/Blue (Azorius) |
| Bad River | Blue/Black (Dimir) |
| Rocky Tar Pit | Black/Red (Rakdos) |
| Mountain Valley | Red/Green (Gruul) |
| Grasslands | White/Green (Selesnya) |
Key Details
- Tier: Budget (3/3)
- Entry: Always enters tapped.
- Fetchable: No
- Cards in cycle: 5
Format Legality
| Standard | Pioneer | Modern | Legacy | Commander |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not Legal | Not Legal | Not Legal | Legal | Legal |
Strategy
Slow Fetches are legal in Commander. A budget-friendly option for casual decks and newer players building a collection.
Related Cycles
- Tap Tri-Lands — ETB tapped. Tap for one of three colors.
- Snow Duals — ETB tapped. Snow land with two basic land types — fetchable.
- Typed Duals — ETB tapped. Two basic land types — fetchable. No abilities.
- Bounce Lands — ETB tapped. Return a land to hand. Tap for 2 colors.
- Bridge Lands — Artifact land. ETB tapped. Indestructible.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are Slow Fetches good in Commander?
Slow Fetches are acceptable budget options in Commander. They are legal in all Commander brackets.