T, Sacrifice Wasteland: Destroy target nonbasic land.
Not a Tournament Legal card.
Institutional raw market valuation benchmark updated continuously from verified marketplace transactions.
Other Printings of Wasteland
Parallel releases and reprint editions across all Magic: The Gathering expansions.
#8
Wasteland (J15)
#8
Wasteland
#115
Wasteland (White Border)
#889
Wasteland (Borderless) (Surge Foil)
#361
Wasteland (Borderless)
#361
Wasteland (Borderless)
#911
Wasteland Raider (Extended Art) (Surge Foil)
#580
Wasteland Raider (Surge Foil)
#383
Wasteland Raider (Extended Art)
#383
Wasteland Raider (Extended Art)
#52
Wasteland Raider
#52
Wasteland Raider
#160
Wasteland Viper
#160
Wasteland Viper
#30
Wasteland
#30
Wasteland
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World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Svend Geertsen, Semifinalist
World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Paul McCabe, Semifinalist
World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Selden, World Champion
World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Ben Rubin, Finalist
World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Hacker, Quarterfinalist
World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Randy Buehler, Twelfth Place
World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Kai Budde, World Champion
World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Mark Le Pine, Finalist
World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Matt Linde, Semifinalist
World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Jakub Slemr, Quarterfinalist
Raw Card Condition & Grading Standards
Official marketplace condition hierarchy for ungraded raw cards (Near Mint to Damaged)
Near Mint
Minimal to no wear. Clean sharp corners, crisp edges, unclouded surface gloss.
Lightly Played
Minor edge whitening, tiny corner nick, or faint hairline scuffs. Tournament legal.
Moderately Played
Noticeable whitening on multiple borders, corner wear, or light surface clouding.
Heavily Played
Major whitening, surface indentations, or dirty borders, but structurally intact.
Damaged
Structural creasing, liquid damage, tears, paper separation, or markings.
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