Temple of Triumph

Description

Temple of Triumph, designated as card number 257p, is a rare dual-colored land card featured in the Magic: The Gathering Core Set 2020 Promos release. Released in 2019, this card supports strategies that require both red and white mana, making it a functional asset for commanders and constructed formats. The card’s design, illustrated by Piotr Dura under the set code PM20, adheres to the standard layout typical of the era while offering distinct gameplay utility. Mechanically, this land enters the battlefield tapped, a common trait for dual-color sources that helps balance its flexibility. Upon entering, it allows the player to scry one, enabling them to look at the top card of their library and potentially place it on the bottom. This subtle effect aids in deck consistency and card filtering without disrupting the flow of the game. When tapped, the land produces either one red or one white mana, offering versatile options for casting spells that require mixed color costs. For collectors, the Temple of Triumph represents a tangible piece of Modern Era Magic history. Its inclusion in the Promos subset highlights its role in special distribution channels or events associated with the Core Set 2020 launch. While primarily a gameplay staple, its rarity designation and unique promo status make it a sought-after item for completists and theme collectors alike. The card’s straightforward yet powerful ability to filter draws and provide dual-colored mana ensures it remains relevant in various deck archetypes. Whether you are building a Commander deck or simply expanding your library, this card offers both strategic depth and collectible value.