Temporal Manipulation

Description

Temporal Manipulation stands as one of the most powerful spell effects in the history of Magic: The Gathering, originally printed in the Urza's Saga block before making its return in the 2020 The List set as card UMA-77. As a Mythic Rare sorcery with a mana cost of three generic and two blue mana, this card allows the player to take an extra turn immediately after the current one. This ability fundamentally alters the flow of the game, providing a significant tactical advantage that can lead to rapid victory conditions. The card was illustrated by Franz Vohwinkel, whose artwork complements the spell’s temporal theme. Collectors value this card not only for its gameplay utility but also for its historical significance within the game's format. The List acts as a bridge between older eras and modern play, making cards like Temporal Manipulation highly relevant for both competitive decks and nostalgic collections. Its ability to bypass normal turn structures makes it a unique piece of Magic history, appealing to those who appreciate the depth and complexity of the game's design. Whether viewed as a strategic tool or a collectible artifact, this card remains a cornerstone for enthusiasts of the blue color identity.