Do lands count as spells in Magic The Gathering?
Actually, lands are NOT spells. They're a type of card you can play once per turn, but playing a land is a special action that doesn't count as casting a spell.
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Nope, lands don't count as spells in MTG. You can play one each turn, sure, but they don't use the stack like spells do. Spells are things like sorceries, instants, and creatures that need mana. Lands give ya that mana, but they're not spells themselves.
Short answer: No. Lands ≠ Spells. Lands are your mana source, spells cost mana.
Lands? Spells? In MTG, those are apples and oranges! Lands provide mana, spells use it. Totally different.
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