Land count in EDH decks

[Zoil714]

I have a question for all you EDH players out there, How many lands to you typically put into an EDH deck?

I know this is question is wholly dependent on what colors the deck is (i.e if its , less lands and more rampant growth effects), but I just wanted to get a general consensus of the count on behalf of all MTGs users.

As far as me, I've noticed that I tend to put 35-37 lands in a deck, along with 5+ artifact mana fixers:
Signets and Talismans for multicolored decks,
Expedition Map, Journeyer's Kite, Darksteel Ingot and Everflowing Chalice in every deck
Wayfarer's Bauble for non- decks (since rampant growth is strictly better)
Extraplanar Lens and Gauntlet of Power for mono-colored decks.

[Slivortal]

I go 38, with the same stuff that you said. Except that Gilded Lotus is way better than any of the other fixing/accel you listed, and should be on the list.

[viperesque]

I usually put 40 in most decks. I tend not to factor artifact mana sources into my land count at all because they are so fragile, but I will drop that number if I have enough ramp, down to 35 or so.

[Hammy]

35-40 depending on amount of other ramp.

[Lentini]

As a rule of thumb, I count cards that "act as" a land or can find a land with 2 or less mana as lands. After I do so, I sleeve up about 40-42 mana sources

[chaosmaster]

i run with 68 land in my edh deck, but only cause i'm rolling with Sasaya, Orochi Ascendant as my general

[IceBear]

I run 35 in my Teneb deck and I'm content. I don't even use Onslaught or Zendikar fetchlands. Mirari's Wake and lots of means of fetching it out helps in any deck that has and .

[huck]

33 land is equivalent to running 20 land in a 60 card deck.
Likewise, 42 land is approximately the same as running 25 land in a 60 card deck. Like most other people said, I usually do 35-39 land, depending on how mana hungry it is, how available artifact ramp is, and the like. Use your better judgment, you can always adjust your amount later if need be.

[bitterroot]

40 is the standard number people will give you. That number can go down a little with enough ramp and fixing. Definitely not below 30, though.

[fzian]

I don't think that there is a "consensus" on this but if it helps, I use this rule of thumb: -

1. Assuming a properly curved deck, start with 40 lands
2. Deduct 1 land for every two mana producing permanents AS LONG AS the permanents do not have a converted mana cost of more than 2 (as such, you may shave 1 land for two Ravnica Signets but shave nothing for Gilded Lotus)
3. Deduct 1 land for every two card draw or draw fixers (i.e. cards like Brainstorm, Ponder, etc.) AS LONG AS the draw fixers do not have a converted mana cost of more than 2 (as such, you may shave 1 land for a Ponder and a Brainstorm but not for a Careful Consideration)
4. After all deductions, start playing with the deck. If you notice getting mana screwed a LOT after a few games, add 1 land. If you notice getting mana flooded a LOT after a few games, deduct 1 land.
5. Repeat step 4 as necessary. Remember to use sufficient randomisation after each games. In addition to step 4, you may also adjust your curve upwards if you mana flood a lot or adjust your curve downwards if you mana screw a lot.

I hope that helps