This 2025 Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair Drop features the Command Tower foil card, a staple land for any commander deck.
Command Tower
2025 • Magic: The Gathering • Secret Lair Drop
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The 2025 Secret Lair Drop introduces a foil version of the Command Tower, cataloged as card number 7063. As a fundamental land in Magic: The Gathering, this card provides players with the flexibility to add one mana of any color within their commander's identity. Designed by artist Mizutametori, this rare release offers a distinct aesthetic for collectors who value both gameplay utility and visual appeal. For investors and hobbyists alike, adding this foil variant to a collection represents a tangible piece of modern TCG history. The Command Tower remains a versatile tool for strategists, making its appearance in a Secret Lair Drop particularly notable for those who appreciate the intersection of mechanical importance and artistic presentation. Whether you are building a new deck or expanding your archive, this card serves as a cornerstone for any Magic enthusiast's library.
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Card Details
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Command Tower
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Mizutametori
Card Stock
English
Foil
Land
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{T}: Add one mana of any color in your commander's color identity.
"Wan Shi Tong and his knowledge seekers collected books from all over the world and put them on display for mankind to read, so that we might better ourselves." —Professor Zei