Combos with Rings of Brighthearth to end the turn twice.
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Continue
(11/11/2013 10:05:39 PM)
Crimeo, unless I'm missing something, that doesn't work for the simple reason that taking the Sundial back during their upkeep means it can't be activated because it's not your turn - "you" always means the controller of the object (except in the case of an object with no controller, in which case it means its owner). So a Sundial of the Infinite can never be activated except during its controller's turn, control-changing trickery or not.
Posted By:
manaderp
(1/2/2014 8:15:47 PM)
@RamenAwesome
You cannot activate Sundial to prevent your Werewolves from transforming during their upkeep if your opponent cast two or more spells during your turn. The transform trigger just checks if two or more spells were cast, not if two or more spells resolve.
Your opponent could even cast more spells in response to the Sundial activation if they wanted, so there really is no way to use Sundial to prevent the transformation.
Posted By:
TheShadow344
(1/10/2014 2:51:46 PM)
Combos with opponent's Miss Demeanor.
Posted By:
Hymmnos
(1/20/2014 5:46:58 PM)
Rules? What Rules?
Posted By:
TheDoomknight
(3/20/2014 4:14:03 AM)
I would just like to point out to everyone that if you look closely you can see very small people dressed in white walking around the bottom of the sundial and around the edge of it. This thing is freaking huge.
Posted By:
Artaeum
(3/20/2014 11:41:46 AM)
Sadly most people seem to forget you can only do this in YOUR turn and your opponents will have end steps and mostly every card states, until end of turn, it doesn't specify who's end step it is, so your Spark Trooper will be sac'd at the end of their turn, I also assume that you attacked with it so it's useless as a blocker in their turn too, unless you play another card to help that, now you're investing too much...
Posted By:
Black-Blue
(3/29/2014 3:19:06 PM)
@Black-Blue I really, really doubt "most" people forget you can't use this on your opponent's turn. I doubt there are even a few people who forget. Anyone who thinks that for two mana and a one mana cost activation you can end your opponent's turn at instant speed either re-reads the card and realizes they missed a crucial bit of text or has someone who watches them while they sleep so someone is there to remind them to start breathing again when they wake up.
Posted By:
cactido
(4/14/2014 12:27:38 AM)