Opalescence

Enchantment

Each other non-Aura enchantment is a creature with power and toughness each equal to its converted mana cost. It's still an enchantment.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Premodern	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (49)

legendofa on Turning a noncreature permanent into …

3 months ago

HandofAnubis Since Opalescence and Starfield of Nyx don't specify a creature type, the creature-fied enchantments don't have creature subtypes.

KablamoBoom on Falco Spara and all the Saga's

8 months ago

Your commander specifies removing counters from creatures, not permanents, and not Sagas. In order for any of these ideas to work you need things like Destiny Spinner, Dance of the Manse, Starfield of Nyx, Opalescence.

AstroAA on Anikthea, Hand of Erebos

8 months ago

I see you're running Starfield of Nyx. Another similar option if you want to animate your enchantments is Opalescence. If you do end up running it, you should also run Parallax Wave, as they combo together allowing you to prevent your opponents from having creatures out on the battlefield. This is how it works:

1. Activate Parallax Wave by removing a fade counter from it, exiling a creature you control.
2. Activate Parallax Wave again by removing a fade counter from it, targeting a creature an opponent controls.
3. In response, activate Parallax Wave again by removing a fade counter from it, exiling itself.
4. Parallax Wave's last ability triggers, returning itself and other creatures exiled by Parallax Wave to the battlefield.
5. Let the remaining ability resolve, permanently exiling the creature your opponent controls.
6. Repeat.

wolfhead on Zenith Tribunal Enchantress

1 year ago

what about something like Opalescence to buff up both your craterhoof and glare?

(there might be a cheaper card that makes all your enchantments creatures, i cant remember)

Licecolony on Battle of Wits Attacks For Lethal

1 year ago

Never seen this plan without Opalescence fabulous

pedroedmarcos on Opalescence and Theros gods interaction …

1 year ago

Hey there,

Once again I'm asking about interactions with opalescence, but what can I say? I love my gods.

So, I know that opalescence may or may not "affect" if the theros's gods are creatures based on which came first on the field. But how does it work If they entered the field at the same time? So, let's say I cast Replenish with Opalescence and one of the gods on the graveyard.

To mix things up a bit, lets say that I have enough devotion, what about if I have both Starfield of Nyx Opalescence and a god on the graveyard and I cast replenish? Which card is animating what?

pedroedmarcos on How Replacements effects work when …

1 year ago

Hey there,

Sometimes I f** hate myself for situations like this one. Let's say cast Replenish and in my graveyard I have a Heliod, God of the Sun, Starfield of Nyx and Opalescence. I already asked and read many times about how gods of theros interact with opalescence by who entered first, but here I have 3 replacements that can determine the power and thoughness of my god and all of them entered AT THE SAME TIME. So in a situation like this how would it work?

CamraMaan on What happens when a Background …

1 year ago

Say Opalescence is in play, and it's making my Cloakwood Hermit into a creature... is my Hermit considered to be one of my "commander creatures" now...? I'm assuming that was the intention with the wording, to allow this, but I just want to be sure that's correct. Thanks in advance! :)