Jace, the Mind Sculptor

Jace, the Mind Sculptor was originally released in the 2010 set Worldwake and quickly became one of the most powerful and controversial cards in the history of Magic: The Gathering. Its design, characterized by an exceptionally versatile suite of four loyalty abilities, made it a staple of competitive play and eventually led to its banning in the Standard format. This specific version, appearing in the 2020 Double Masters set as card number 56, features updated frame aesthetics while maintaining the iconic mechanical identity that defined an entire era of professional deck-building.

The card's art was created by Jason Chan, who depicted the telepathic planeswalker Jace Beleren in his signature hooded, blue-cloaked attire, emphasizing his cerebral and manipulative nature. Chan’s illustration captured the essence of the character as an intellectual strategist rather than a brute-force warrior, a design choice that resonated deeply with the player base. The Double Masters printing is notable for its premium borderless treatment, which highlights Chan's original artwork while presenting a modern, high-fidelity aesthetic intended for collectors and long-time fans of the character.