The 'Illustrated version', depicted in the composition on the side, has a design with a collar protruding behind round shoulders, while the size of the shoulder of the 'Vision version' is enlarged, there is no collar decoration extending behind the shoulder, and the shoulder is protected above the shoulder
They are like 5-color taplands that also can be cast as spells, and they even pitch to cards like Force of Will, Fury, and Force of Negation
Those who've played with Land Tax will tell you that while that's not a half-bad deal, they can go one step further: they can get three cards every turn for the rest of the game for the same one mana
Thats definitely the case with Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth , and its easy to see why
Land cards provide the mana used to pay for other cards, such as creatures and enchantments