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Capture of Jingzhou
Oracle Text
Take an extra turn after this one.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Capture of Jingzhou is one of Magic’s cleanest expressions of temporal advantage: five mana for an extra turn, with no extra hoops or board presence required. In practice, it best fits control, combo, and high-value blue decks that can convert one more untap step into a decisive swing, whether that means drawing deeper, holding up countermagic, or simply attacking again with a protected finisher. The card pairs especially well with mana engines and repeatable card draw, since the extra turn often pays for itself if you can use that turn to generate more resources than your opponent. In Commander, it shines alongside planeswalkers, big spell shells, and any build that can repeatedly recur sorceries or copy them for explosive sequencing. Its name evokes a dramatic historical turning point, and the gameplay matches that feeling: one well-timed casting can feel like seizing the entire flow of the game.
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Character Background
Capture of Jingzhou is one of Magic’s cleanest expressions of temporal advantage: five mana for an extra turn, with no extra hoops or board presence required. In practice, it best fits control, combo, and high-value blue decks that can convert one more untap step into a decisive swing, whether that means drawing deeper, holding up countermagic, or simply attacking again with a protected finisher. The card pairs especially well with mana engines and repeatable card draw, since the extra turn often pays for itself if you can use that turn to generate more resources than your opponent. In Commander, it shines alongside planeswalkers, big spell shells, and any build that can repeatedly recur sorceries or copy them for explosive sequencing. Its name evokes a dramatic historical turning point, and the gameplay matches that feeling: one well-timed casting can feel like seizing the entire flow of the game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 20:10:44 UTC