Active 3 years, 11 months ago. Viewed 36k times. Improve this question. Creatures heal at the end of every turn regardless of whose turn it is. Corsika I would avoid answering questions in comments. I'd rather avoid a drawn out comment thread here. If you want to discuss that position, I made a room for us to do so. In this situation, I would recommend attacking first, and then if your opponent blocks, you can use your spell in the second main to finish off the blocker.
Otherwise, if your opponent doesn't block, you may have just wasted the spell. Add a comment. If the first permanent is a creature, the excess damage is the amount of damage in excess of what would be lethal damage, taking into account damage already marked on the creature and damage from other sources that would be dealt at the same time. See rule Any amount of damage greater than 1 is excess damage if the source dealing that damage to a creature has deathtouch.
If the first permanent is both a creature and a planeswalker, the excess damage is the greater of those two amounts. Damage marked on a creature remains until the cleanup step, even if that permanent stops being a creature. If the total damage marked on a creature is greater than or equal to its toughness, that creature has been dealt lethal damage and is destroyed as a state-based action see rule All damage marked on a permanent is removed when it regenerates see rule The source of damage is the object that dealt it.
If a source would deal 0 damage, it does not deal damage at all. It also means that replacement effects that would increase the damage dealt by that source, or would have that source deal that damage to a different object or player, have no event to replace, so they have no effect.
Some triggered abilities check whether a permanent has been dealt excess damage. These abilities check after the permanent has been dealt damage by one or more sources. If those sources together dealt an amount of damage to a creature greater than lethal damage, excess damage equal to the difference was dealt to that creature. If there's a cost associated with having Marauding Maulhorn attack, you aren't forced to pay that cost, so it doesn't have to attack in that case either.
The ability will resolve and the creature will become tapped before blocking creatures are declared. In a Two-Headed Giant game, any creature controlled by a member of the defending team can be chosen as the target.
In other multiplayer formats, including Commander, only a creature controlled by the defending player Master of Diversion is attacking can be chosen as the target, even if your other attacking creatures are attacking different players. Whenever Merfolk Spy deals combat damage to a player, that player reveals a card at random from his or her hand. Islandwalk cares about lands with the subtype Island, not just ones named Island. After the second ability resolves, the revealed card stops being revealed in its owner's hand.
Whenever an opponent casts a white or blue instant or sorcery spell, Mindsparker deals 2 damage to that player. Mindsparker's ability will trigger whenever an opponent casts an instant or sorcery spell that's white, blue, or both.
If the spell is both white and blue, Mindsparker's ability will trigger only once. If an opponent casts a copy of a white or blue instant or sorcery card as opposed to putting a copy of such a spell directly on the stack , the ability will trigger.
Then flip a coin. If you win the flip, return Molten Birth to its owner's hand. If you win the flip, Molten Birth goes directly from the stack to its owner's hand. It never goes to a graveyard.
Mutavault Land : Add to your mana pool. Examples of creature types include Sliver, Goblin, and Soldier.
Creature types appear after the dash on the type line of creatures. If the enchantment that enters the battlefield is somehow also a creature, you may choose it as the target of Oath of the Ancient Wood's ability.
Whenever one or more creatures you control attack, you gain life equal to the number of attacking creatures. Your starting life total is the life total you began the game with, keeping in mind the format you're playing and, in some rare cases, anything that affects your starting life total for example, a vanguard with a life modifier. In most games, your starting life total is In a Commander game, your starting life total is 40 instead. In a Two-Headed Giant game, Path of Bravery compares your team's life total to your team's starting life total, which is Path of Bravery's triggered ability triggers only once, after attacking creatures are declared.
For example, if you attack with five creatures, you'll gain 5 life as a single life-gain event. If a creature enters the battlefield attacking after attacking creatures have been declared, the ability won't trigger again because you didn't declare that creature as an attacking creature.
However, if enters the battlefield before the ability resolves, it will be counted when determining how much life is gained. Pay No Heed Instant Prevent all damage a source of your choice would deal this turn. You can choose a source with hexproof, for example. You choose the damage source as Pay No Heed resolves. If the chosen source is a permanent spell, damage dealt later in the turn by the permanent it becomes will also be prevented.
Whenever a land enters the battlefield under your control, you gain 3 life. The last ability triggers whenever you play a land and also whenever a land enters the battlefield under your control for some other reason, such as the ability of Into the Wilds. Pyromancer's Gauntlet doesn't change the source or recipient of the damage. The effect isn't fixed; it changes as the number of Swamps you control changes. Quicken Instant The next sorcery card you cast this turn can be cast as though it had flash.
It can be cast any time you could cast an instant. Draw a card. Rather, it applies to the next sorcery card you cast that turn, even if you cast it at a time when you normally could cast a sorcery and even if you cast it from a zone other than your hand. The converted mana cost of a permanent is determined by the mana symbols printed in its mana cost upper right corner.
The converted mana cost is the total amount of mana in that cost, regardless of color. For example, a card with mana cost has converted mana cost 5. If the mana cost of a permanent includes , X is considered to be 0. If a nonland permanent has no mana symbols in its upper right corner because it's a token that's not copying something else, for example , its converted mana cost is 0.
A token that's copying another permanent has the converted mana cost of that permanent. It doesn't matter who controls them. Activate this ability only once each turn. Savage Summoning Instant Savage Summoning can't be countered. The next creature card you cast this turn can be cast as though it had flash.
That spell can't be countered. You don't choose a creature card when Savage Summoning resolves. Rather, it applies to the next creature card you cast that turn, even if you cast it at a time when you normally could cast a creature and even if you cast it from a zone other than your hand.
If you cast multiple Savage Summonings in succession, they'll apply to the next creature spell you cast. Spells that would counter Savage Summoning or the relevant creature spell can still be cast. They won't counter the spell, but any additional effects they have will happen. If the target card is an illegal target when the ability tries to resolve, it will be countered and none of its effects will happen. No counter will be put on Scavenging Ooze and you won't gain life.
The amount of damage dealt by the Dragon that entered the battlefield is based on the number of Dragons you control when the ability resolves. The ability is mandatory. You must draw a card when it resolves. Seismic Stomp Sorcery Creatures without flying can't block this turn. No creature without flying will be able to block that turn, including creatures that lose flying after Seismic Stomp resolves and creatures without flying that enter the battlefield after Seismic Stomp resolves.
If so, Sengir Vampire 's ability will trigger. It doesn't matter who controlled the creature or whose graveyard it was put into. The remainder can be assigned to the defending player or planeswalker.
Shadowborn Apostle's first ability lets you ignore only the "four-of" rule. It doesn't let you ignore format legality. You sacrifice the six creatures when you activate the ability. You can't respond to that ability by activating the ability of one of the other Shadowborn Apostles you just sacrificed.
You don't have to sacrifice the Shadowborn Apostle whose ability you activated. It can be six other Shadowborn Apostles. At the beginning of your upkeep, if there are fewer than six creature cards in your graveyard, sacrifice a creature.
Shadowborn Demon's enters-the-battlefield ability is mandatory. If you control the only non-Demon creature, you must choose it as the target. The last ability checks whether you have fewer than six creature cards in your graveyard when it would trigger. If you have six or more, it won't trigger at all. The ability will check again when it tries to resolve. If at that time you have six or more, the ability won't do anything.
When Shadowborn Demon enters the battlefield, destroy target non-Demon creature. This may be a different player than the one who controls the enchanted creature. This may be a different creature than the one Shiv's Embrace was enchanting when the ability was activated. Silence Instant Your opponents can't cast spells this turn. Spells cast before this resolves are unaffected. In other words, it can't be used as a retroactive Cancel.
Silence also won't stop your opponents from casting spells after you cast Silence but before Silence resolves. They can still activate abilities, including abilities of cards in their hands like cycling. Their triggered abilities work as normal, they can still play lands, and so on.
Solemn Offering Sorcery Destroy target artifact or enchantment. You gain 4 life. You won't gain any life. Spell Blast Instant Counter target spell with converted mana cost X. For example, if that spell's mana cost is , X is 5. Alternative costs, additional costs, cost increases, and cost reductions don't affect a spell's converted mana cost. Sporemound's ability triggers whenever you play a land and also whenever a land enters the battlefield under your control for some other reason, such as the ability of Into the Wilds.
Attacking doesn't cause it to tap. Damage dealt by it also causes you to gain that much life. Multiple instances of vigilance and lifelink are redundant. There's usually no reason to activate Stonehorn Chanter's ability more than once in a single turn. They deal combat damage before creatures without first strike.
If Striking Sliver leaves the battlefield after Sliver creatures you control have dealt first-strike damage but before regular combat damage, those Slivers won't deal regular combat damage unless they have double strike for some reason.
Strionic Resonator Artifact , : Copy target triggered ability you control. You may choose new targets for the copy. A triggered ability uses the words "when," "whenever," or "at.
The source of the copy is the same as the source of the original ability. If the triggered ability is modal that is, if it says "Choose one —" or similar , the mode is copied and can't be changed. If you choose new targets, you must choose the same number of targets. Any such choices will be made separately when the copy resolves. If the triggered ability asks you to pay a cost for example, as the extort ability from the Return to Ravnica block does , you pay that cost for the copy.
If the second ability refers to "the exiled card," it refers to all cards exiled by the triggered ability and the copy. For example, if Exclusion Ritual 's enters-the-battlefield ability is copied and two nonland permanents are exiled, players can't cast spells with the same name as either exiled card. In some cases involving linked abilities, an ability requires information about "the exiled card. If these answers are being used to determine the value of a variable, the sum is used.
For example, if Elite Arcanist's enters-the-battlefield ability is copied, two cards are exiled. The value of X in the activation cost of Elite Arcanist's other ability is the sum of the two cards' converted mana costs. As the ability resolves, you create copies of both cards and can cast none, one, or both of the copies in any order. If you do, return it to the battlefield tapped under its owner's control. You decide whether to pay when the ability resolves.
If you choose not to, you won't get another chance later. If you control a Tenacious Dead owned by another player when it dies, you'll control the triggered ability. However, if you choose to pay , it will be put onto the battlefield under its owner's control. It deals combat damage before creatures without first strike. If a creature doesn't have first strike, granting it first strike after combat damage has been dealt in the first-strike combat damage step won't prevent it from dealing combat damage.
It will still assign and deal its combat damage in the second combat damage step. That creature doesn't untap during its controller's untap step for as long as you control Tidebinder Mage. If you lose control of Tidebinder Mage between when it entered the battlefield and when the ability resolves, the target creature will become tapped.
However, it won't be affected by the other effect and will untap as normal during its controller's untap step. If another player gains control of Tidebinder Mage, the creature will no longer be affected by the ability preventing it from untapping, even if you later regain control of Tidebinder Mage.
If you gain control of the creature that's being prevented from untapping, that creature won't untap during your untap step for as long as you control Tidebinder Mage. The ability can target a tapped creature. If the targeted creature is already tapped when it resolves, that creature just remains tapped and doesn't untap during its controller's next untap step.
Tome Scour Sorcery Target player puts the top five cards of his or her library into his or her graveyard. If there are fewer than five cards in the targeted player's library, that player puts all the cards from his or her library into his or her graveyard. Instead tap it, remove all damage from it, and remove it from combat. Activating the ability granted to the enchanted creature causes a "regeneration shield" to be created for it. The next time that creature would be destroyed that turn, the regeneration shield is used up instead.
This works only if the creature is dealt lethal damage, dealt damage from a source with deathtouch, or affected by a spell or ability that says to "destroy" it.
Other effects that cause the creature to be put into the graveyard such as reducing its toughness to 0 or sacrificing it don't destroy it, so regeneration won't save it. If the regeneration shield isn't used, it goes away as the turn ends. To work, the regeneration shield must be created before the enchanted creature is destroyed. This usually means activating its ability during the declare blockers step, or in response to a spell or ability that would destroy it.
If the enchanted creature is dealt lethal damage and is dealt damage by a source with deathtouch during the same combat damage step, a single regeneration shield will save it. However, unlike constructed Commander decks, decks in Commander Draft can include more than one copy of any card, so don't be afraid to draft multiples. The Prismatic Piper is the chosen color. Partner You can have two commanders if both have partner. Although there are a large number of legendary creatures in Commander Legends , you might get to the end of the draft and realize you don't have the right one to lead your deck.
Never fear—The Prismatic Piper is here to help. The Prismatic Piper appears in place of a common in about one-sixth of Commander Legends packs. After the draft you can add up to two copies of The Prismatic Piper to your card pool to serve as your deck's commanders. See "Partner," below.
This means you don't have to draft The Prismatic Piper to play with it. If you need it as your commander, you can borrow unused copies from other players in the draft, your own collection, or anywhere else.
The color you choose for The Prismatic Piper during deckbuilding will determine its color identity. For example, if you draft red and green cards but don't have a red-green legendary creature, you can use one Prismatic Piper choosing red and another choosing green.
If you drafted a green legendary creature with partner, you can use that creature and a Prismatic Piper choosing red. Once each player has their deck, they play a traditional Commander game. This draft format is optimized for eight players drafting and then splitting into two games of four players, but there's no wrong way to play! As you may have noticed on The Prismatic Piper, the partner keyword makes a return in this set.
Partner is a keyword ability that allows your Commander or Commander Draft deck to have two commanders, provided both of them have partner. Some creatures charge across the battlefield with such gusto that they simply demand an encore performance. Encore represents an activated ability that lets you relive a creature's greatest hits and makes sure all your opponents are there for the show.
They gain haste. Sacrifice them at the beginning of the next end step. Activate only as a sorcery. Spells with the cascade keyword are just overflowing with magical energy.
Who knows what that energy will turn into? Whatever it is, you'll get two spells for the cost of one. You may cast it without paying its mana cost. Put the exiled cards on the bottom of your library in a random order. The monarch is a designation a player may have.
It grants a player glory, status, and an extra card each turn—at least until that player is dethroned. At the beginning of your upkeep, any number of target players each mill two cards. If you're the monarch, each of those players mills ten cards instead. To mill a card, a player puts the top card of their library into their graveyard. You know what they say about selecting more than one mode for modal spells—where there's a will, there's a way.
This cycle of cards rewards you for controlling a commander by letting you pick all of their options. If you control a commander as you cast this spell, you may choose both. Multiplayer games have many benefits. Not only are there more people to have fun with, but you also get access to fantastic dual lands. The Commander Legends set finishes up the cycle of multiplayer lands begun in the Battlebond set. Rejuvenating Springs Land Rejuvenating Springs enters the battlefield tapped unless you have two or more opponents.
Abomination of Llanowar's power and toughness are each equal to the number of Elves you control plus the number of Elf cards in your graveyard. If it shares a card type with that permanent, you may reveal that card and put it into your hand.
Effects that say "destroy" don't destroy them. A creature with indestructible can't be destroyed by damage. Multiple instances of cascade each trigger separately. The encore cost is equal to its mana cost. Exile the creature card and pay its mana cost: For each opponent, create a token copy that attacks that opponent this turn if able. As long as Archelos is untapped, other permanents enter the battlefield untapped. As long as you're the monarch, damage doesn't cause you to lose life.
When a creature deals combat damage to you, its controller still becomes the monarch. You may put an Aura or Equipment card from among them onto the battlefield. If an Equipment is put onto the battlefield this way, you may attach it to a creature you control.
Put the rest of those cards on the bottom of your library in a random order. Whenever you cast a spell with cascade, return Aurora Phoenix from your graveyard to your hand. Do this after the last card is exiled but before deciding whether to cast a nonland card.
Azure Fleet Admiral can't be blocked by creatures the monarch controls. Damage causes loss of life. Bell Borca, Spectral Sergeant's power is equal to the greatest number noted for it this turn. At the beginning of your upkeep, exile the top card of your library. You may play that card this turn. Enchanted creature has protection from the chosen color.
This effect doesn't remove Auras and Equipment you control that are already attached to it.
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