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."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Armor Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Armory Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Ballista Tower Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Barracks Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Blitz Lane[]

"All creatures in this lane lose Guard."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Campfire Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Champion's Arena[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Conveyor Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

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."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Dock Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Eclipse Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Field Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Flanking Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Fortifications Lane[]

"Guards here have +1/+1."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Fountain Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

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."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Incinerator Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Inner Fire Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Jail Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Killing Field Lane[]

"Creatures here have +1/+0."

―Lane Rules^[src]

King of the Hill Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Library Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Liquid Courage Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Lucky Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Madness Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Mage Tower Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

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."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Masquerade Ball Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Mine Depths Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

Monastery Lane[]

"Vital Contemplation: +1/+1"

―Lane Rules^[src]

Order Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

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."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Renewal Lane[]

"Creatures here have Regenerate."

―Lane Rules^[src]

Sewer Lane[]

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

―Lane Rules^[src]

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.