Pathway land

Pathway lands are dual lands. They are modal double-faced cards which allow you to choose which of the two sides you want to play. 
==History==
The idea of "pick-a-color" dual lands was as old as Mirage, but the technology of double-faced cards was not available until Innistrad debuted them. In place of such a design, they eventually arrived at fetch lands. Incidentally, the progression of Standard available dual lands that went from fast land-check land-shock land-scry land-fetch land in Scars of Mirrodin block-Khans of Tarkir block was repeated in Kaladesh block to Zendikar Rising, with the Pathways coming in at the same relative space as Fetchlands did (i.e. after the Temples).
R&D decided that these cards not having a basic land type (and not being a basic land) was enough to make them not “strictly better” than basic lands.
Six Pathway lands were included in Zendikar Rising (three ally-colored and three enemy-colored cards) and not the usual cycle of five. Four of them follow the four tribes of the party (three of which are enemy pairs), and for color balance, the two allied pairs of and were added. The other four were flagged for Kaldheim. Technically the cycle is asymmetrical as the cycle progresses clockwise, but there is little functional difference between them and their anticlockwise counterparts as such lands are indistinguishable when searching; this would only affect them if they were flickered.
Secret Lair: Ultimate Edition 2 is a boxed product that became available on May 7th, 2021. It contains all ten Pathway Lands with alternate art. The six Pathways previously released in Zendikar Rising feature art set on Kaldheim. Inversely, the Pathways previously released in Kaldheim feature art set on Zendikar. All pathway lands were also reprinted in the Secret Lair Commander Deck: From Cute to Brute product.
==List==
Set 	Frontside	Backside
Kaldheim 	() 	()
Zendikar Rising	() 	()
Kaldheim 	() 	()
Zendikar Rising	() 	()
Zendikar Rising	() 	()
Zendikar Rising	() 	()
Zendikar Rising	() 	()
Kaldheim 	() 	()
Zendikar Rising	() 	()
Kaldheim 	() 	()
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