Guru lands have their own set symbol ( ). Since then, the Guru lands are now quite collectible, with the most valuable, Island, being worth over $400 as of February 2017. The Guru program was discontinued on February 27, 2001. The lands show five stages of a 'double eclipse.' Wizards of the Coast kept a record which lands had been rewarded to ensure that after 50 Guru points each Guru had a complete set of Guru lands.Д®ach of the Guru lands were illustrated by Terese Nielsen. For every 10 Guru points, the Guru received one randomly chosen Guru land and one booster of the latest expert-level Magic set.

The Guru program was initiated by Wizards to promote Magic more effectively.

The artwork features scenes from around the Asia-Pacific region. These packs were given to purchasers of boxes of Tempest boosters. The cards were available in three packs: red, blue, and clear. The following is a list of various promotional cards:ДЄPAC (Asia-Pacific) lands are alternate art basic lands that were available to people living in the Asia-Pacific region. They can be obtained through giveaways, redemption programs or other such non-traditional sources. Promotional cards or promos are Magic cards that are not normally found in regular sets. 9.3 Wizards of the Coast online store cards.6.4 Dengeki-Maoh magazine and comic inserts.3.8 San Diego Comic-Con 'black-on-black' cards.

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