Last updated on August 17, 2025
Radiant Summit | Illustration by Marco Gorlei
Edge of Eternities, MTG’s newest set, approaches at light speed. As the set that opens up a new Standard rotation, EOE has a fair share of responsibility in replacing the mana base that we lose from the rotating sets, and WotC’s been very generous in that department. We have five Ravnica shock lands and a new set of mythic mono-colored lands! Not only that, but there’s an entire bonus sheet of lands players can get in their Play boosters and Collector boosters.
Today we’re covering the lands of Edge of Eternities and its Commander counterpart, and we’ll take a look at the best lands from the bonus sheet, and the shiny new foil treatments/alternative art.
Without further ado, here are the lands you’ll find in the newest MTG set.
Edge of Eternities Basic Lands
Stomping Ground | Illustration by Bruce Brenneise
Edge of Eternities brings gorgeous full-art, borderless lands. These are available in foil and nonfoil treatments in Play boosters, and traditional foil and galaxy foil treatments in Collector boosters.
There are non full-art basics in the set as well, which come in nonfoil and traditional foil.
Shock Land Reprints
These are some of the best dual lands ever printed, and it’s the first time they’re reprinted outside of a Ravnica set. While these shock lands are legal in pretty much every MTG format, these reprints matter most for Standard, where they’ll be legal until EOE rotates out. Although we’re getting only five of the 10 duals, the next set or so probably completes the cycle (possibly Lorwyn Eclipsed as the next non-Universes Beyond set). For now, some color combinations like Mardu () and Esper () got lucky, while others like Jeskai () or Grixis () will have to wait a little longer for better mana.
The Mythic Planet Cycle
- Adagia, Windswept Bastion
- Evendo, Waking Haven
- Kavaron, Memorial World
- Susur Secundi, Void Altar
- Uthros, Titanic Godcore
These are five mono-colored nonbasic lands, all planets with the station ability. They won’t become creatures, but instead they acquire super broken abilities, with the blue one turning into Tolarian Academy or the green one into Gaea's Cradle. Expect them to see heavy play in Commander, and at least some play in the Standard format.
Notable Commander Precon Lands
WotC printed new lands for unfinished land cycles, but only in specific color combinations ( and , respectively). It's been confirmed that they expect to gradually complete these cycles in upcoming Commander precons. These can be found in borderless versions in Collector boosters as well.
Enemy Color Tango Lands
It takes two to tango, so these are called the tango lands. These fetchable dual lands can enter untapped as the game goes on. We’ve only had allied versions of these so far.
Enemy Color Cycling Lands
Also fetchable, and also only available in allied color combinations before, these lands enter tapped but you can cycle them for .
One-Off Utility Lands
Eumidian Hatchery
Eumidian Hatchery is a new black land that allows us to slowly store counters on it, proliferate it, you name it. Once it’s destroyed, you make that many flying insect tokens. If you’re playing this land, make sure you have ways to sacrifice it.
Secluded Starforge
Here’s an interesting rare land. Secluded Starforge can make 2/2 robot tokens for 5 mana, so it’s a good mana sink, and control decks can adopt this as a win condition. It’s nice that you can go on the offensive and buff your attacking creatures, too. I’d expect to see this land in decks that care about the number of artifacts you control.
Command Bridge
Despite the name, Command Bridge has nothing to do with Commander. It’s pretty bad fixing, actually, and it’ll probably only seeing play in Limited.
Stellar Sights Bonus Sheet
Edge of Eternities has a land-only bonus sheet, with land reprints from all across MTG’s history. There are 45 different Stellar Sights lands in this bonus sheet, consisting of 30 rares and 15 mythic rares. Half of them are admittedly pretty bad ones, but we can find exceptional lands here, too.
Ancient Tomb
Not all lands in MTG generate 2 mana. Ancient Tomb hurts you each time, but depending on the advantage you get, it’s pretty much a negligible life payment. It's a staple in many competitive formats, including Legacy, Vintage, and cEDH.
Inkmoth Nexus
Having infect on an evasive land is pretty powerful. Some decks use Inkmoth Nexus to chip in poison damage, while others go all in with combat tricks and equipment.
Mana Confluence
Like Ancient Tomb, the constant life payment is annoying. But with Mana Confluence, you get to generate every color of mana, which reduces the downside of playing a 5-color Commander deck or a 3-color aggressive deck.
Strip Mine
Strip Mine allows you to trade your land for your opponent’s, and it’s especially annoying if you can do that every turn with Crucible of Worlds and the like. Especially strong if you have a fast start and your opponents have a greedy mana base, since you can destroy their dual lands.
Where to Get Edge of Eternities Lands
Commander Precon Lands
For the exclusive Commander precon lands, there’s no other way to get those besides the precons themselves. If you’re looking for the new tango lands or cycling lands, these are the only way to get them for the time being. There’s good reprints in those precons too, but the new lands don’t have any special treatments.
- GET 2 COPIES OF EACH DECK—This Bundle includes 4 items, with 2 Edge of Eternities World Shaper Commander Decks and 2 Edge of Eternities Counter Intelligence Commander Decks
- WORLD SHAPER— Sacrifice lands and grow back stronger alongside the massive seedship, Hearthhull, and Szarel, director of terrasymbiosis
- COUNTER INTELLIGENCE— Boost artifacts and proliferate counters with the aid of interstellar vessel, Inspirit, and its sentient navigational consciousness, Kilo
- FOIL BORDERLESS COMMANDERS—Every Edge of Eternities Commander Deck includes 2 Traditional Foil Legendary Creature cards featuring Borderless art
- INTRODUCING 24 COMMANDER CARDS—Each deck introduces 12 never-before-seen Commander cards to Magic: The Gathering
Play Booster and Collector Booster Lands
In Play boosters and Collector boosters, we have access to the five shock lands, the mythic cycle of planets, and all the lands available in the Stellar Sights bonus sheets. These are available in nonfoil, foil, and galaxy foil treatment, and there are borderless viewport and poster Stellar Sights printings. You can consult the Wizards of the Coast guide to collecting Edge of Eternities for full booster breakdown, but here are the land-focused highlights.
Play boosters can have:
- Non-foil and foil versions of the Stellar Sights lands (1 in every 8 boosters will have one of these).
- Non-foil and foil versions of the shock lands and mythic planets. These appear as a regular card in the booster, either as a rare, a mythic rare, or replacing a foil card.
- Non-foil borderless celestial basic lands.
- Non-foil and traditional foil borderless viewport versions of the shock lands and mythic planets.
- BATTLE FOR THE FATE OF A DYING STAR—Explore distant planets, wield dazzling magic, and wage war with alien factions
- BEST BOOSTERS FOR PLAYING WITH FRIENDS—Play Boosters are the best way to discover what Magic: The Gathering has to offer; they're perfect for building decks, playing Limited games with friends, and are tons of fun to open
- LAUNCH YOUR COSMIC COLLECTION—Each Play Booster contains 1–4 cards of rarity Rare or higher, including the possibility of Special Guest Mythic Rare from Magic’s history featuring new Borderless art
- SHINING FOIL IN EVERY PACK—Every booster also includes at least 1 shining Traditional Foil card of any rarity; in 20% of packs you’ll also find a Traditional Foil Land card
- PLAY BOOSTER BOX CONTENTS—30 Edge of Eternities Play Boosters, each containing 14 MTG cards and 1 Token
Collector boosters can have all of the above plus:
- Galaxy foil prints of the Stellar Sights lands.
- Poster Stellar Sights in nonfoil, traditional foil, and galaxy foil.
- Galaxy foil borderless viewport prints of the shock lands and mythic planets.
- Traditional foil and galaxy foil borderless celestial basic lands.
- BATTLE FOR THE FATE OF A DYING STAR—Explore distant planets, wield dazzling magic, and wage war with alien factions
- LAUNCH YOUR COSMIC COLLECTION—Collector Boosters are the ultimate way to add unique and exclusive cards to your collection, with tons of foils, special card treatments, and more
- MAY CONTAIN GALAXY FOIL CARDS—Make your deck sparkle like starlight with 0–3 Galaxy Foil cards in each Edge of Eternities Collector Booster
- POWER IN RARITY—Collect some of the hardest-to-find cards with 5 cards of rarity Rare or higher in every pack
- COLLECTOR BOOSTER BOX CONTENTS—12 Edge of Eternities Collector Boosters, with 15 MTG cards in each pack
Wrap Up
Gemstone Caverns | Illustration by Mark Poole
And that’s about it for lands in Edge of Eternities, folks. The Stellar Sights bonus sheet is filled with exciting lands, and there are shock lands returning to print rotation and to Standard as well.
As for the odds of getting lands, both Play boosters and Collector boosters can have up to four slots of lands, but in Collector boosters you have more chances of getting foil treatments, plus you can find the exclusive galaxy foil treatment and a guaranteed Stellar Sights bonus sheet card.
What do you think about these lands, guys? Are you going for Collector boosters on this one, or will the Play boosters suffice? As always, let me know in the comments section below, or let’s take the discussion to our Draftsim Discord.
Until next time, stay safe!
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2 Comments
You can find the new typed duals from the pre-cons in the collector boosters as well. There is a card slot for new cards from the commander decks.
Good point, I’ll add that in there. Thanks Justin!
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