Episode

Magic Could NEVER Print These as Lands

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Eternal Durdles
Published
May 22, 2026
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1352
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Summary

What happens when longtime Magic players look at Sorcery: Contested Realm sites through the lens of competitive MTG? Chaos ensues. In this bonus episode, we break down the Sorcery sites that would almost certainly be banned, restricted, or format-defining if they existed in Magic: The Gathering Arena or paper Magic. We cover: • Vaults of Zul as an “Ancestral Recall land” • Roots of Yggdrasil and free Armageddons • Forgotten Tomb as free Entomb • Merlin’s Tower as Dark Ritual on a land • Why Fields of Camlann is terrifying • The hidden power of Sorcery’s Atlas system • How positioning changes card balance entirely If you’re a Magic player curious about Sorcery, this episode is a perfect look at how fundamentally different — and sometimes absurd — the game can be.