What IS Phasing?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2024
- Phasing makes a small comeback in Core Set 2021, but fear not - we're here with this quick explainer of the infamous mechanic so you know everything you need to know!
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Bruh I came here looking for audio phasing and now I’m down THIS rabbit hole 😆
welcome to the club
Taniwha is pleased with your explanation.
Bud, back in the 90's. Mirage. Two Phased out Sandbar crocs, Wrath of God and Armageddon. GG.
What happens in commander if we apply Phasing to a creature that is not mine: A - On my turn it is active and on the next opponent's turn it is deactivated. Or B - On my turn it is active and on the next opponent's turn it is deactivated, and it is activated and deactivated each time it enters another opponent's turn
So what are examples of how to use that to advantage?
Two whole years and this still doesn't have an answer. What does that tell you?! lol
hey what is with a "when this creature enterns the battlefield" effect ? will it trigger again, when the creature is phasing in?
No, phasing is a status effect. The creature never changed zones. When it phases it it will still be on the battlefield and therefore won't trigger any "enter the battlefield" abilities.
So you get your phasing permanent every other turn?
Yes. If it was phased in this turn, then next turn it will be phased out.
So It wont actually trigger etb abilities right?
No, phasing is a status effect. The creature never changed zones. When it phases it it will still be on the battlefield and therefore won't trigger any "enter the battlefield" abilities.
Hmmm. So the card exiled with Banishing Light still comes back after phasing out then in?
Banishing Light exiles a card when it ETB's, so that card remains exiled if Banishing Light phases out (BL didn't leave the battlefield, it just doesn't "exist" until it phases back in - its still on the battlefield). The card exiled is still in exile when BL phases in, and can still return if BL is destroyed once it phases back in. (hopefully that answers your question)
Soooo... Why even bother with Phasing in/out in the first place? Protection or something? I just don't get it. lol
Am I dumb or something?
Not what I expected phasing to be.
Could be worst, could be "band with". Try to explaing that mechanic to new and also old players gives you headaches.
Thankfully they haven't reprinted "Banding"
What banding is easy.