Huang Zhong, Shu General

Description

Huang Zhong, Shu General stands as a compelling addition for collectors of Magic: The Gathering cards from the 2016 Treasure Chest release. Identified by the card number 65801 and set code PZ2, this foil variant showcases the legendary figure in a design that appeals to both lore enthusiasts and gameplay strategists. The card depicts a Human Soldier with a mana cost of {2}{W}{W}, positioning it as a four-mana creature that requires a significant investment of white mana to play. The strategic identity of this card is defined by its unique text box: Huang Zhong can't be blocked by more than one creature. This effect forces opponents to choose between trading a single blocker or allowing unblocked damage, creating tense moments during gameplay. While the card has a Power/Toughness of 2/3, its ability to bypass multi-creature defense makes it a versatile tool in any white-based deck. The flavor text, "Virile in war, he kept the north in fear; His prodigies subdued the western sphere," adds narrative depth to the character's imposing presence on the battlefield. Collecting Magic: The Gathering cards involves seeking out specific finishes and rarities, and this foil version of Huang Zhong offers a shimmering finish that enhances its visual appeal. Whether you are building a themed deck around legendary creatures or simply appreciate the artistry of foil treatments, this card provides a satisfying piece of Magic history.