Lanes

Lanes are an important gameplay mechanic in The Elder Scrolls: Legends. The most common lane mechanic is the Shadow lane, which provides one turn of cover to a Creature or Character for one turn after being played. There are 44 different Lanes in the game.

Lanes

Altar of Silence Lane

"When a player Silences a creature, that player summons a 1/1 Skeleton here and gives it Guard."

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Armor Lane

"When a creature is summoned here, double its health."

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Armory Lane

"When you summon a creature here, a random friendly creature here gets +1/+1."

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Ballista Tower Lane

"At the start of your turn, if you have the most creatures here, deal 2 damage to the opponent."

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Barracks Lane

"When you summon a creature here with 4 or more power, draw a card."

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Blitz Lane

"All creatures in this lane lose Guard."

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Campfire Lane

"When you summon a creature here, friendly creatures here gain its keywords."

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Champion's Arena

"The first creature here you attack with each turn can attack an additional time."

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Conveyor Lane

"At the end of your turn, creatures here move."

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Dementia Lane

"At the start of each player's turn, if they have the creature with the highest power in this lane, deal 3 damage to their opponent."

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Dock Lane

"After a creature is attacked here, it falls into the water."

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Eclipse Lane

"When a creature is summoned here, trigger its Last Gasp."

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Field Lane

"The left lane is normally the Field Lane. Creatures summoned here are immediately vulnerable to enemy attacks."

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Flanking Lane

"When a creature is summoned here, give friendly creatures in the other lane +1/+0."

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Fortifications Lane

"Guards here have +1/+1."

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Fountain Lane

"Creatures with 2 power or less summoned here gain a Ward."

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Graveyard Lane

The Graveyard lane is similar to the Hall of Mirrors, only instead of getting a copy of your creature, you get a 1/1 Skeleton whenever a non-Skeleton creature in this lane is destroyed.

Hall of Mirrors

Whenever the Hall of Mirrors lane is empty, a copy of the next creature you play will automatically be deployed there. If you already have a creature placed there, nothing will happen.

Heist Lane

"Creatures in this lane have Pilfer: Gain 1 magicka."

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Incinerator Lane

"Creatures can't be played here. At the end of your turn, creatures here are dealt 1 damage."

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Inner Fire Lane

"When a creature here dies, draw a random action with that creature's cost."

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Jail Lane

"Creatures can't be summoned here, except by card abilities."

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Killing Field Lane

"Creatures here have +1/+0."

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King of the Hill Lane

"Whenever a creature with cost 5 or greater is summoned here, give it Guard."

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Library Lane

"While you have a creature here, actions cost 1 less."

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Liquid Courage Lane

"When a creature here takes damage, it gains +2/+0."

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Lucky Lane

"Creatures summoned in this lane gain a random keyword."

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Madness Lane

"Creatures here have "Pilfer: Transform into a random creature with cost 1 greater.""

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Mage Tower Lane

"After you play an action, summon a random creature in this lane with the same cost."

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Mania Lane

"At the start of each player's turn, if they have the creature with the highest health in this lane, they draw a card."

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Masquerade Ball Lane

"When a creature moves into this lane, give it +1/+1."

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Mine Depths Lane

"Creatures can't be summoned here. Each turn, a player gains 1 magicka for each creature they have here."

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Monastery Lane

"Vital Contemplation: +1/+1"

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Order Lane

"Jyggalag's Stricture: When a creature enters this lane, set its power and health equal to its cost."

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Plunder Lane

The Plunder lane is one of several truly random lanes. Whenever a creature is summoned to the Plunder lane, it's equipped with a random item. This could be either a 1/1 Improvised Weapon, a Dwarven Armaments, or a Hackwing Feather.

Reanimation Lane

"When a non-Reanimated creature in this lane dies for the first time, return it to play as a 1/1."

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Renewal Lane

"Creatures here have Regenerate."

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Sewer Lane

"Creatures with more than 2 health can't be summoned here."

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Shadow Lane

The most common right-hand lane in most matches, this lane provides one turn of cover for a creature or character immediately after it has been played. It does not, however, protect from spells or actions. Creatures with guard do not gain cover.

Siege Lane

"Creatures here have Breakthrough."

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Smelting Lane

"At the start of each player's turn, destroy all their creatures here and they draw a card for each."

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Surplus Lane

"When you summon a creature here, reduce the cost of a random card in your hand by 1."

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Temple Lane

"When you summon a creature here, gain 1 health."

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Torment Lane

"When a creature is summoned here, deal 1 damage to it."

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Venom Lane

"Creatures in this lane have Lethal."

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Warzone Lane

"When you summon a creature here, deal 1 damage to your opponent."

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Water Lane

"After a creature enters this lane, Shackle it."

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Windy Lane

"At the start of your turn, a random creature switches lanes."

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Wispmother's Blessing Lane

"When you summon a unit that costs 2 or less to this lane, summon a copy of it in the other lane."

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Zoo Lane

"After you summon a creature here, transform it into a random Animal."

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Trivia

• The following lanes are unused in the game:

Highly Charged Lane concept art

Highly Charged Lane icon

Imperial Lane icon

Inner Beast Lane icon

Stormcloak Lane icon

Unhallowed Ground Lane icon

Appearances

• The Elder Scrolls: Legends