The 2020 Magic: The Gathering Jumpstart expansion with the Phyrexian Tower card, a rare legendary land essential for black mana acceleration.
Phyrexian Tower
2020 • Magic: The Gathering • Jumpstart
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Identified by card number JMP-493, this rare legendary land allows players to generate colorless mana or sacrifice a creature to produce two black mana, making it a versatile tool for aggressive or control decks alike. Designed by artist Dimitar Marinski, the card features flavor text that hints at the lingering influence of Yawgmoth, adding narrative depth to its mechanical utility. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering trading card game cards often seek out Jumpstart cards for their distinct design and the nostalgia of the format's return., enthusiasts can browse a growing selection of Jumpstart cards, ensuring they find the specific pieces needed to complete their collections or build powerful Commander decks. Whether you are a long-time veteran or new to the game, understanding the role of lands like Phyrexian Tower is key to appreciating the strategic depth of this release.
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Phyrexian Tower
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Dimitar Marinski
Card Stock
English
Legendary Land
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{T}: Add {C}. {T}, Sacrifice a creature: Add {B}{B}.
"Yawgmoth is dead, and his citadels lie empty. But there will always be some who seek power at any price." —Karn