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The Arena League 2004 Island card (PAL04) is a rare Basic Land from Magic: The Gathering, featuring iconic artwork and essential gameplay utility for collectors.

Island

2004 • Magic: The Gathering • Arena League 2004

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Product Overview

Description

The Arena League 2004 Island card (PAL04) holds a distinct place in the Magic: The Gathering catalog as a rare Basic Land issued for promotional distribution. Released in 2004, this card serves as a fundamental resource for players, providing the blue mana necessary to cast spells and execute strategies. Unlike standard retail sets, Arena League cards were distributed through specific gaming events, making them unique artifacts for dedicated enthusiasts. Designed by artist John Avon, the card features the classic layout typical of the era, emphasizing clarity and function. As a Basic Land, it allows players to generate blue mana by tapping the card, a core mechanic that underpins many powerful deck builds. Its rarity designation within the Arena League 2004 series adds to its appeal for those who appreciate the history of Magic's promotional landscape. Collectors often seek this card to complete their Arena League 2004 set or to acquire a tangible piece of Magic's early 2000s history. The card's enduring design and functional importance make it a staple for both new and veteran players. Whether used in casual play or added to a collection of rare promotional cards, the Island remains a vital component of the Magic: The Gathering ecosystem.

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Card Details

The catalog profile below summarizes the card identity, featured subject, and notable collectible traits.

Catalog Profile

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Year

2004

Series

Arena League 2004

Card Number

#2

Featured Subject

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Featured

Island

Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Rare

Artist

John Avon

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Type

Basic Land — Island

Card Text

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({T}: Add {U}.)

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Arena League 2004 Island card?

It is a rare Basic Land card from the Magic: The Gathering Arena League 2004 promotional set, designated with the card number 2 and set code PAL04.

Who illustrated the Arena League 2004 Island card?

The artwork for this card was created by artist John Avon, known for his contributions to the Magic: The Gathering universe.

What is the gameplay function of this card?

This Basic Land card allows the player to tap it to add one blue mana to their mana pool, which is essential for casting blue spells in the game.

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