Myriad Landscape

Myriad Landscape was originally introduced in the Commander 2014 set, designed as a utility land specifically tailored for the multiplayer Commander format. Its mechanical function—allowing a player to ramp their mana base by sacrificing the land to search for two basic lands—addresses the format's need for consistent mana acceleration in the mid-to-late game. The card quickly became a staple in green-less decks that struggle to ramp efficiently through traditional spells.

The New Capenna Commander printing features art by Jonas De Ro, who brings a distinct, painterly aesthetic to the card. Commissioned to reflect the art deco-inspired, urban sprawl themes of the New Capenna plane, De Ro's illustration emphasizes the grand, architectural scale of the setting. This version was well-received by players for integrating the utilitarian card into the thematic visual identity of the set, offering a fresh take on a classic piece of utility design.