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Kongming, Sleeping Dragon (Card #9) from the 1999 Portal Three Kingdoms set. This legendary Human Advisor enhances your Magic: The Gathering collection with distinctive strategic value.

Kongming, "Sleeping Dragon"

1999 • Magic: The Gathering • Portal Three Kingdoms

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Description

Released in 1999 as part of the Portal Three Kingdoms expansion, Kongming, "Sleeping Dragon" stands as a pivotal card for fans of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Representing the legendary historical figure from Chinese literature, this card is identified by card number 9 within the PTK set code. As a legendary Human Advisor, Kongming brings a unique strategic layer to any deck. The card’s ability allows other creatures under your control to receive a +1/+1 bonus, effectively strengthening your board presence during critical moments. This supportive role makes it a valuable asset for players building decks that rely on creature synergy rather than raw power. The design reflects the Portal series' goal of making complex game concepts accessible, using clear text to convey powerful effects without overwhelming new players. For those building a Magic: The Gathering collection, this card represents a piece of gaming history from the late 90s. Its status as a rare card adds to its appeal among enthusiasts who value the diversity of early expansions. Whether you are focusing on completing the Portal Three Kingdoms set or seeking to add a legendary figure to your library, this card offers both nostalgic value and functional gameplay.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

1999

Series

Portal Three Kingdoms

Card Number

#9

Featured Subject

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Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Rare

Artist

Gao Yan

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Mana cost

{2}{W}{W}

Type

Legendary Creature — Human Advisor

Power / Toughness

2 / 2

Color

W

Card Text

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Other creatures you control get +1/+1.

"Such a lord as this—all virtues' height—Had never been, nor ever was again."

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FAQ

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What is the mana cost for Kongming, Sleeping Dragon?

The card requires three white mana to cast, specifically costing {2}{W}{W}. This makes it accessible to decks focused on white mana sources during the early to mid-game phases.

What does Kongming's ability do in gameplay?

Kongming grants a +1/+1 bonus to all other creatures you control. This effect enhances the strength and durability of your army, making it particularly useful for decks that rely on multiple creatures attacking simultaneously.

Is this card part of the original Portal set?

No, this card is from the Portal Three Kingdoms expansion, released in 1999. It is distinct from the original Portal set but shares the same design philosophy of simplifying complex game mechanics for accessibility.

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