Enchantment land

An enchantment land is a Magic: The Gathering card with both the enchantment and the land types. 
==History==
Players often wondered if enchantment lands had been considered for the "enchantment matters" Theros block. Mark Rosewater admitted that R&D's experience with artifact lands (which turned out way too powerful) scared them off from even trying, especially with Constellation in the mix. It would have been a problem even if the enchantment land was legendary. Even one enchantment land would have forced development to raise the costs of all the cards with the Constellation mechanic.
Enchantment land first appeared on a test card in the Mystery Booster set (<c>Enchanted Prairie</c>).
Rosewater assumed enchantment lands would appear in a regular set one day (possibly in a supplemental set) but most likely not in a set where “enchantments matter”. The first black-bordered enchantment land, <c>Urza's Saga</c>, indeed appeared in Modern Horizons 2. However, the second enchantment land, , defied Rosewater's expectation, as Duskmourn: House of Horror was a set with a major enchantment focus. This came about after R&D had made some artifact lands that weren’t as problematic, and realizing they could safely make enchantment ones.
The Storm Scale is at a middling 5, as most scaling enchantment effects are carefully regulated, but the enchantment land would need to make sense in the set otherwise.
==Ruling==
*Playing an enchantment land as a land uses a land drop, the same as playing an artifact land. 
==References==