The Mystic Monastery card from Magic: The Gathering's Commander 2019 set offers flexible mana production for three-colored strategies.
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander 2019
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Mystic Monastery is an Uncommon Land card printed for the Commander 2019 expansion of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Identified by card number 262 and set code C19, this card features artwork by Florian de Gesincourt. Designed to support complex mana bases, Mystic Monastery possesses a color identity encompassing Red, Blue, and White, making it a strategic asset for players building three-colored decks. Mechanically, the card enters the battlefield tapped, a standard trait for dual and tri-colored lands in this format. Its primary function allows the controller to tap the land to add one mana of any single color from its identity pool: Red, Blue, or White. This flexibility helps mitigate the
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Mystic Monastery
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Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Florian de Gesincourt
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English
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This land enters tapped. {T}: Add {U}, {R}, or {W}.
When asked how many paths reach enlightenment, the monk kicked a heap of sand. "Count," he smiled, "and then find more grains."
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