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cheaper then the sweat shops in asia

A house. This frequently played as an uncounterable first-turn 2/2 that was immune to Wrath of God. An efficient threat in both aggro and control decks of its time, this was one of the best cards in both Antiquities and Fourth Edition.

The original Man-Land, and remains the best...Every deck seemed to play this land simply because nothing could stop it...

Treetop Village and Faerie Conclave and all those lands came into play tapped and cost 2 mana to activate and turn the lands into creatures. Mishra's Factory is strictly better in that respect. The tradeoff, of course, is that it doesn't give you the colored mana that that line of lands gave you... well worth the tradeoff.
Mutavault, of course, would be a more recent card that is scarily similar to Mishra's Factory. Mutavault, of course, gets played very heavily. Mutavault probably is better in decks that have some kind of theme and can take advantage of the "all creature types" part of the creature... but Mishra's Factory is still better and the +1/+1 ability actually gets used more than you'd want to think it would.

That's right, Mishra's Factory is generally better than Mutavault and the other creature-lands. That's saying a fair amount and the real point is that Mishra's Factory is SWEETNESS.

Fall or Autumn.

Gotta love old school.

5/5

I think the best thing about this card is that it had 4 different images, exactly the same, except during different seasons, lol.

Okay, the fact that it' awesome is also probably the best thing.

One thing people tend to overlook is that the +1/+1 ability can be used on itself after blocking for an effective 3/3.

This looks like a snapshot of the smurfs' home.