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Rules Q&A
Chronatog
Creature — Atog
(0): Chronatog gets +3/+3 until end of turn. You skip your next turn. Play this ability only once each turn.
SufferFromEDHD on Stasis
2 months ago
Gush this is really good.
Thwart Force of Will #2
Chronatog one less than Mastermind.
sulcatatortoise on Extra Turns... But not for me!
1 year ago
x12721 and ClockworkSwordfish, thank you veery much for the suggestions!
I have heavily considered this option, but ultimately decide against using it. The reason for this is that there is nothing preventing your opponent from also activating the Lethal Vapors ability in response to your own activations. Of course, you could activate the ability again and again, but as long as your opponent does the same thing, you will be forced to take another action. I wondered if both players activating Lethal Vapors could result in a draw, but the answer is no. A draw only occurs if you are stuck in an infinite sequence of mandatory events, such as triggered abilities multiplicatively triggering each other. If the seemingly endless sequence of you and your opponent activating lethal vapors after one another continues, then it is not a draw, and you must take an alternative action, rendering it useless.
Because of this, I decided not to include the vapors. And because of this, I cut Teferi's Protection as well. Chronatog and Magosi, the Waterveil can only be activated a limited amount of times per turn. Once you cast protection, your permanents phase out, so you can't infinitely activate their abilities, and it will only be a matter of time before you must take another turn.
These are definitely things I will test! I think Soul Echo and Diplomatic Immunity will find homes in the deck :) I think I'll be avoiding Delaying Shield, though, since having a full immunity without skipping turns kind of defeats the purpose of the deck. Otherwise, I'd just run the Solemnity and Phyrexian Unlife combo and actually play a more optimal deck. I really appreciate the suggestions though. I hadn't ever heard of these cards before your comment.
VantiS on Chronatog Protection
2 years ago
You need 5 mana: W, U and 3 whatever. Cast Teferi's Protection , after it resolves cast Chronatog . You're gone, but the Atog is still there. With cards like Burgeoning and/or Vedalken Orrery you even can still play without having a turn. This Deck sounds like fun (when all the stars align).
Omniscience_is_life on Tymna Sakashima No Turns
3 years ago
Forgive my ignorance, but I don't see how you're skipping your turns. No Magosi , Chronatog / Other Chronatog , Chronosavant , Eater of Days , Lethal Vapors , Meditate , or Wormfang Manta in sight!
kpres on Card creation challenge
3 years ago
Debtor's Gambit
Sorcery
Choose a number and an opponent. That opponent may discard that many cards. If they don't, and the number is less than or equal to the number of cards in that player's hand, draw that many cards and lose that much life instead.
Make a card that makes Chronatog viable. Now you want to skip your turns.
ShikiTen on And I Skip. . .My Turn
4 years ago
Hey, this is a pretty cool idea here. The list looks solid. Seeing as you're trying to skip your turns fairly consistently, perhaps Eater of Days would help your strategy. With Chulane, Teller of Tales and Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir on the field, along with anything that untaps your creatures every turn, you could theoretically never have a turn. Sure, it's not as good as Chronatog's ability to never have a turn, but it could serve as a backup.
Some other "skip turn" cards that could be worth running are Waterspout Elemental and Meditate.
Patron of the Moon, while having a high converted mana cost, can help you to play lands on your opponents' turns, if that's something that interests you.
+1 from me though on this awesome list!
TheSimikBOat on Advertise your deck!
4 years ago
I hope that someone has time to skip some turns...
How about a magic trick?【Skip My Turns Primer】
Commander / EDH
SCORE: 5 | 5 COMMENTS | 163 VIEWS
Yassssss, that magic trick is about skipping your own turns! Meet the Chronatog team :)
And I hope you like it.