Three Visits

Three Visits originated in the Portal Three Kingdoms set, released in 1999 as an introductory product designed to familiarize players in the Asian market with Magic: The Gathering. The card was created as a functionally identical reprint of the classic Nature's Lore, serving to help players accelerate their mana production by searching for a Forest card and placing it directly onto the battlefield. Its design leans into the thematic aesthetic of the Three Kingdoms period, emphasizing the strategic land development required for expansion in a period of intense historical conflict.

The version from Commander Masters, collector number 913, features updated border treatments and art intended to bring the card into a modern frame compatible with the Commander format's current visual standards. It was included as part of the Commander Masters set to ensure wider availability for players who require the powerful mana-ramp effect for their decks. Like its predecessors, it is valued by players for its efficiency in gameplay, though the updated art and frame style mark it as a contemporary collectible within the extensive history of the game's reprints.