Capture of Jingzhou is a blue sorcery from the 2023 Commander Masters set, offering collectors a potent extra-turn effect.
Capture of Jingzhou
2023 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander Masters
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Capture of Jingzhou serves as a pivotal card within the 2023 Commander Masters expansion, representing the strategic depth of Magic: The Gathering. Classified as card number 79 in the set, this blue sorcery is designed to impact gameplay by granting the caster an additional turn immediately following its resolution. This powerful effect makes it a significant piece for enthusiasts building competitive or casual Commander decks. The card features artwork by Jack Wei, whose visual interpretation complements the card's thematic weight within the broader Magic universe. Collectors often seek this identity for its combination of mechanical power and aesthetic appeal. As part of the Commander Masters product line, this release is tailored for players who enjoy singleton formats where unique and powerful cards shine. Whether you are looking to complete a set or add a high-impact spell to your library, this card holds a distinct place among Magic trading card game enthusiasts.
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Capture of Jingzhou
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Mythic Rare
Jack Wei
Card Stock
English
{3}{U}{U}
Sorcery
U
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Take an extra turn after this one.
The province of Jingzhou was the fulcrum of the three kingdoms. At separate times it was coveted and controlled by the Wu, the Shu, and the Wei.