{Mimic Vat} + {Doomed Traveler}= Token madness
Expensive for a 1/1
Quote from: Blackyzilla on March 05, 2012, 10:43:54 PM
{Mimic Vat} + {Doomed Traveler}= Token madness
That's if the {Doomed Traveler} dies, because {mimic vat} exiles the token at the end of turn
Quote from: ChrisRodriguez on March 05, 2012, 10:48:55 PM
Quote from: Blackyzilla on March 05, 2012, 10:43:54 PM
{Mimic Vat} + {Doomed Traveler}= Token madness
That's if the {Doomed Traveler} dies, because {mimic vat} exiles the token at the end of turn
Add {sundial of the infinite} and you're good :D
Sundial skips your end step, and since that is when you exile the tokens, you keep them until your next end step. If you don't want them to be exiled, you will have to keep tapping the sundial every turn.
Oh then use doomed as a chump blocker and keep the spirit :D
Quote from: Coffee Vampire on March 05, 2012, 11:01:09 PM
Sundial skips your end step, and since that is when you exile the tokens, you keep them until your next end step. If you don't want them to be exiled, you will have to keep tapping the sundial every turn.
You wait for the trigger to go on the stack at the end step. Then end the turn. The trigger will only happen once.
It says "until the next end step" though...doesn't that mean that even if you skip your end step, you will still have to exile it on the next one?
Quote from: Coffee Vampire on March 05, 2012, 11:51:08 PM
It says "until the next end step" though...doesn't that mean that even if you skip your end step, you will still have to exile it on the next one?
The ability sets up a delayed trigger that waits until the end of turn. However, if you let the trigger get put on the stack, THEN end the turn, it will be removed and never come back.
Ah, okay. Neat-o. :)