Sungrass Prairie is a Rare land card from the 2001 Odyssey expansion, featuring art by Ron Spencer and serving as a dual-color mana source for White and Green strategies.
Sungrass Prairie
2001 • Magic: The Gathering • Odyssey
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Sungrass Prairie stands as a notable land card within Magic: The Gathering's 2001 Odyssey expansion. Designed by artist Ron Spencer, this card carries the catalog number 328 and is classified with Rare rarity, reflecting its place in the set's distribution structure. As a fundamental land, it provides players with the ability to generate both White and Green mana, making it a staple for deck builders who require dual-color capabilities. Collectors value Sungrass Prairie for its historical context within the Odyssey block and its clean, functional design typical of early 2000s card production. The card's identity is defined by its specific set code, ODY, and its role as a dual-source land. For enthusiasts building comprehensive sets or seeking specific dual-colored lands from this era, this card represents a tangible piece of Magic history. Its enduring presence in the game's legacy makes it a consistent target for those interested in the Odyssey expansion's complete roster.
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Sungrass Prairie
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Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Ron Spencer
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English
Land
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{1}, {T}: Add {G}{W}.
On Otaria, peace and harmony are rare. Places that provide both are cherished.