DoP and O-Ring

[Xanzurth]

Ok so I was playing DoP and my opponent O-Ringed my {Avatar of Woe}, then I went on to defeat this player in a multi-player game. How come I did not get my Avatar back when his O-Ring left the battlefield?

[Coffee Vampire]

Probably a bug.

[Fishsticks123]

Also, please don't use examples from DotP when arguing a ruling. DotP can teach new players rules that are pure s✳✳t.

[D3g3n]

Actually, DotP has it right. See rule 800.4d.
Since your opponent left the game (because they died), his O-ring trigger can't be created, so your Avatar will remain exiled.

[Greg54js]

Seriously? O-rings stay in multiplayer?? I had no idea..

[Richardalcala]

Like getting one free mull.

[BlackJester]

Also, please don't use examples from DotP when arguing a ruling. DotP can teach new players rules that are pure s✳✳t.

Any examples?

[Willthomjr]

Seriously? O-rings stay in multiplayer?? I had no idea..

It's not that it stays. There isn't a trigger due to the person being dead. The same thing if you swing for the kill against a 1 v 1, you don't get the card back.

DOTP is right

[Jroch314]

If they used a card like {Confiscate} tho you should get it back since there's no trigger. Correct?

[Greg54js]

If they used a card like {Confiscate} tho you should get it back since there's no trigger. Correct?

Yes. Since it only gives control the control stops when the player who owns confiscates dies

[Mentonin]

All their cards will leave with them upon leaving the game. This includes any creatures controlled or cards exiled by any opponents.

{Praetor's Grasp} will lose its benefit if the opponent scoops/dies before the spell is cast, for instance.

Yes. But when the o-ring leaves, his owner is not in the game, thus nothing happens