Azusa, Lost but Seeking is a rare foil legendary creature from the 2004 Champions of Kamigawa expansion, featuring a unique land-play ability.
Azusa, Lost but Seeking
2004 • Magic: The Gathering • Champions of Kamigawa
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Azusa, Lost but Seeking stands as a defining card in the Champions of Kamigawa expansion, released by Wizards of the Coast in 2004. As card number 201 in the CHK set, this foil rare features the Legendary Human Monk with a mana cost of two green mana. Her unique ability allows players to play two additional lands each turn, making her a cornerstone for deck-building strategies focused on resource generation and acceleration. The card's design emphasizes her role within the Kamigawa setting, blending Japanese-inspired folklore with strategic gameplay mechanics. Whether you are building a themed deck or expanding your Champions of Kamigawa collection, Azusa, Lost but Seeking remains a significant piece of TCG history. The card's enduring appeal lies in its mechanical efficiency and its place within the rich lore of the Kamigawa plane.
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Azusa, Lost but Seeking
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Todd Lockwood
Card Stock
English
Foil
{2}{G}
Legendary Creature — Human Monk
1 / 2
G
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You may play two additional lands on each of your turns.
"I do not miss Jukai Forest. It is not my home. My home is Kamigawa, its people my family. Wherever I set my pack and rest my head, I am home."