The Nemesis Animate Land #101 is a 2000 Magic: The Gathering uncommon Instant card featuring Rebecca Guay's artwork and a unique gameplay effect.
Animate Land
2000 • Magic: The Gathering • Nemesis
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As card number 101 in the set, this Uncommon rarity piece offers players a strategic tool to temporarily turn a land into a 3/3 creature, blending utility with thematic flair. The card’s design reflects the distinctive visual style of the early 2000s, making it a notable addition for collectors tracking the evolution of the game’s art and mechanics. Collectors often seek out Nemesis set pieces to complete their full set runs or to appreciate the creative direction of the era. Animate Land provides a tangible connection to this chapter in Magic: The Gathering history, appealing to those who value both gameplay utility and historical context. By focusing on catalog-level attributes like the 2000 release year and the Nemesis series identity, enthusiasts can build a cohesive collection that respects the game’s legacy. Whether you are building a deck, completing a set, or simply admiring the art, this card represents a key moment in the franchise's ongoing story.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Animate Land
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Rebecca Guay
Card Stock
English
{G}
Instant
G
Card Text
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Until end of turn, target land becomes a 3/3 creature that's still a land.
Irony is getting walked on by the earth instead of the other way around.
