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Mishra's Toy Workshop
Land
: Add to your mana pool. Spend this mana only on spells and abilities that puts token onto the battlefield. Use toys to represent the tokens.
Tales19 on card:Mishra's Toy Workshop + card:Princess …
4 years ago
Since Mishra's Toy Workshop 's ability allows you to use toys to represent tokens, would those toys be considered 'controlled' by the player? The specific interaction is with Princess Twilight Sparkle , and her ability which requires you to control "Applejack, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, and Rarity."
If the toys selected by the workshop's abilities were toys of those characters, would that be considered 'controlling' them? Or would the toys not be considered part of the game, and instead, as far as card interaction is concerned, the toys simply are the tokens they represent?
P.S. I realize this is my second question regarding Princess Twilight Sparkle , and I am sorry for the repetition. I'm trying to deck-build with her, hence the questions.