Brushland

Description

Brushland (card number 320) is a dual-colored land card from the Magic: The Gathering Classic Sixth Edition set, released in 1999. This product serves as a foundational piece for collectors and players seeking versatile mana sources that produce either green or white mana, albeit with a small life cost. As a rare card, it holds a distinct place in the 6ED expansion, which remains a cornerstone release for both new and veteran enthusiasts. The card was illustrated by Tom Wänerstrand, whose artwork contributes to the set's cohesive visual identity. In gameplay, Brushland allows players to tap for colorless mana or choose to add one green or one white mana, providing strategic flexibility in deck construction. Its mana value of zero makes it a reliable early-game asset, while its dual color identity supports multicolor strategies. Collectors often target this card to complete sets or build themed collections around dual lands. Whether you are a seasoned collector or just starting, this card represents a key element of the Magic: The Gathering experience.