The stack is a common system for managing the order events resolve in. It is used as the foundation of event resolution in Magic: the Gathering and many other games.
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Can I cast a spell after a certain part of the stack is resolved in MTG?
Let's say my opponent plays a spell like Fireball. It is put on the stack. I cast a Snapcaster Mage in response. My opponent does nothing in return. The Snapcaster Mage resolves first and it seems ...
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Are creatures destroyed if their destruction happens at the same instant they lose “indestructible”?
Scenario:
I play Timber Protector which makes all other Treefolk indestructible (I only have Treefolk in play).
My opponent plays a Day of Judgment.
Does this only destroy the ...
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Does an activated ability resolve if the card with the ability is returned to its owner's hand?
Player A taps a Goblin Fireslinger targeting Player B; its deals 1 damage to target player ability goes onto the stack.
Player B gets priority and responds with Snap, targeting the Goblin ...
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Epic Experiment
My brother showed me Epic Experiment today.
Now he says you can use it to put creatures in the graveyard and then fish them out with the free spells you get, because the free spells get put on the ...
