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The 2010 Magic Premiere Shop Plains card (PMPS10) is a Japanese common basic land featuring artwork by John Avon.

Plains

2010 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Premiere Shop 2010

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Product Overview

Description

This Magic: The Gathering card is the Plains basic land from the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 set, designated as card number 1. Printed in Japanese, this PMPS10 release serves as a fundamental resource for players needing white mana. The card functions as a basic land type, allowing the owner to tap it to add one white mana ({W}) to their mana pool. This simple yet essential mechanic supports a wide variety of deck archetypes within the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Artist John Avon created the visual design for this 2010 edition. The Magic Premiere Shop 2010 set is a promotional release that includes cards not found in standard retail packs. For players, having access to a reliable Plains is crucial for maintaining mana acceleration and strategic flexibility. The card’s basic land status ensures it remains a versatile addition to any Magic: The Gathering deck. Whether used in casual games or competitive formats, the Plains provides the necessary white mana to cast spells and activate abilities. The 2010 release by Magic: The Gathering continues to be a relevant piece of the game’s extensive history. Enthusiasts can explore our inventory to find other essential lands, rare spells, and iconic creatures. With a growing library of trading card game items, collectors can build comprehensive collections that span multiple eras and sets.

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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

2010

Series

Magic Premiere Shop 2010

Card Number

#1

Featured Subject

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Featured

Plains

Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Artist

John Avon

Material

Card Stock

Language

Japanese

Type

Basic Land — Plains

Card Text

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({T}: Add {W}.)

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 Plains card legal for play?

Yes, basic lands like Plains are legal in most Magic: The Gathering formats, including Standard, Modern, and Commander, provided they are from a set that is legal in that specific format.

Who is the artist for the 2010 PMPS10 Plains card?

The artwork for this release was created by John Avon, known for his detailed illustrations in the Magic: The Gathering franchise.

What does the card do in gameplay?

As a basic land, this card can be tapped to add one white mana ({W}) to your mana pool, which is used to cast spells and activate abilities.

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