Jungle Shrine

Description

Jungle Shrine, designated as card number 238 in the Modern Masters 2017 set, is an Uncommon land card for the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Released in 2017 under the set code MM3, this foil variant is illustrated by Wayne Reynolds and serves as a functional staple for decks requiring multiple colors of mana. The card's mechanics allow it to enter the battlefield tapped. Players can activate its ability by tapping the land to add one mana of any single color from its color identity: Green, Red, or White. This flexibility makes the card a versatile base for constructing decks that utilize the Naya color combination. The flavor text references the setting of Naya, noting the scarcity of ambition and treachery in that region due to the awe owed to terrestrial gods. For collectors of Magic: The Gathering, this card represents a specific era of the game's reprint strategy. Modern Masters 2017 focused on bringing powerful cards from the Modern format back into circulation, allowing players to build competitive decks without relying on original print runs. The foil treatment adds a distinct visual element to this printing, distinguishing it from non-foil versions found in other sets. Whether used in gameplay or assembled as part of a larger collection, the Jungle Shrine remains a recognizable piece of the Magic: The Gathering catalog.