Temple of Enlightenment

Description

Temple of Enlightenment, numbered 163 in the 2014 Born of the Gods set, is a foil rare land card from Magic: The Gathering. Designed by Svetlin Velinov, this card provides a reliable source of both white and blue mana for players building multi-color decks. The card enters the battlefield tapped, a common trait for temple lands that balances its dual-color utility. When played, the card allows you to scry one, letting you look at the top card of your library and potentially place it on the bottom. This subtle effect helps players filter their draws, improving consistency in decks that rely on specific spell combinations. The land’s ability to produce either white or blue mana makes it a flexible staple in formats where these colors are paired. Collectors value the foil treatment for its shimmering finish, which enhances the card’s visual appeal while preserving the original design integrity. As a rare card from a well-regarded set, Temple of Enlightenment remains a sought-after piece for those completing the Born of the Gods collection or seeking high-quality duplicates for deck building. Its enduring relevance in casual and competitive play ensures it stays relevant among Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts. Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the game, this card offers both functional depth and aesthetic charm. The combination of dual-color mana generation and the scry mechanic makes Temple of Enlightenment a practical and visually striking addition to any Magic: The Gathering library.