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MTG Fetch Lands: Prices for All 10 Fetches

All ten fetch lands (Onslaught and Zendikar cycles) are multi-format staples. The cheapest is Flooded Strand at about $11.34; the most expensive is Scalding Tarn at about $39.31. A full set of ten costs about $236.00 as of August 6, 2026, tracked daily on RareWell.

Ungraded near-mint market estimates, updated daily — last updated August 6, 2026.

Flooded Strand — fetch landFlooded StrandWhite–BlueOnslaught (2002)$11.34
Polluted Delta — fetch landPolluted DeltaBlue–BlackOnslaught (2002)$19.81
Bloodstained Mire — fetch landBloodstained MireBlack–RedOnslaught (2002)$14.22
Wooded Foothills — fetch landWooded FoothillsRed–GreenOnslaught (2002)$16.90
Windswept Heath — fetch landWindswept HeathGreen–WhiteOnslaught (2002)$11.44
Scalding Tarn — fetch landScalding TarnBlue–RedZendikar (2009)$39.31
Verdant Catacombs — fetch landVerdant CatacombsBlack–GreenZendikar (2009)$27.62
Arid Mesa — fetch landArid MesaRed–WhiteZendikar (2009)$29.28
Misty Rainforest — fetch landMisty RainforestGreen–BlueZendikar (2009)$35.52
Marsh Flats — fetch landMarsh FlatsWhite–BlackZendikar (2009)$30.98

Fetch lands by market price

#CardColorsCyclePrintingPrice30dHeld byBuy
1Scalding TarnBlue–RedZendikar (2009)Modern Horizons 2$39.31—1Buy →
2Misty RainforestGreen–BlueZendikar (2009)Modern Horizons 2$35.52—2Buy →
3Marsh FlatsWhite–BlackZendikar (2009)Modern Horizons 2$30.98—2Buy →
4Arid MesaRed–WhiteZendikar (2009)Modern Horizons 2$29.28—2Buy →
5Verdant CatacombsBlack–GreenZendikar (2009)Modern Horizons 2$27.62—1Buy →
6Polluted DeltaBlue–BlackOnslaught (2002)Khans of Tarkir$19.81—1Buy →
7Wooded FoothillsRed–GreenOnslaught (2002)Khans of Tarkir$16.90—2Buy →
8Bloodstained MireBlack–RedOnslaught (2002)World Championship Decks 2003$14.22—1Buy →
9Windswept HeathGreen–WhiteOnslaught (2002)World Championship Decks 2004$11.44—2Buy →
10Flooded StrandWhite–BlueOnslaught (2002)World Championship Decks 2004$11.34—1Buy →

One row per card name — the printing shown is the lowest non‑foil market estimate. See also the Reserved List page.

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What fetch lands do

Fetch lands are lands that enter untapped, can be sacrificed to pay 1 life, and let you search your library for a land of one of the two basic land types they name. They fix your mana while thinning your deck and providing free shuffle effects, which synergize with cards like Brainstorm, Sensei’s Divining Top, and landfall abilities. Every competitive format that allows them plays a full set of the relevant fetches.

Onslaught vs Zendikar fetches

The original Onslaught cycle (2002) provided the five allied-color fetch lands; enemy-color fetches arrived in Zendikar (2009). All ten have since appeared in reprint sets like Modern Horizons 2, Zendikar Expeditions, and Secret Lair, which added foil and alternate-art versions. Because they are not on the Reserved List, mass reprints have kept fetch land prices far below those of original dual lands despite persistent demand.

Fetches vs duals

Fetch lands and the original dual lands work together: fetches can find dual lands because duals share the basic land types (e.g., an Underground Sea is both a Swamp and an Island, so a Polluted Delta can fetch it). While dual lands are irreplaceable in Legacy, fetch lands are more widely used across formats, and their reprintability makes them more affordable. For pricing on duals, see our Dual Lands page.

Fetch lands FAQ

How much does a full set of fetch lands cost?
A complete set of the ten fetch lands currently costs about $236.00, based on the lowest non-foil market price for each.
Why are fetch lands so expensive?
Fetch lands are among the most powerful mana-fixing tools in Magic. They enable consistent color access, shuffle effects, and high demand across Modern, Legacy, and Commander. While reprints keep prices lower than Reserved List cards, competitive play keeps them valuable.
Are fetch lands Reserved List?
No — fetch lands have been reprinted multiple times (Modern Horizons 2, Zendikar Expeditions, Secret Lair, etc.), and they are not on the Reserved List. For the cards that can never be reprinted, see rarewellcards.com/magic-the-gathering/reserved-list.
What is the cheapest fetch land?
Flooded Strand is currently the cheapest fetch land at about $11.34.

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