Can i cast what i get with temporal apeture on my opponents turn even if it can't be cast at instant speed normally?
Asked by ZionZaiyer 13 years ago
I was playing EDH with friends and I used temporal-apeture on my friends turn and landed a a Darksteel Colossus and attemped to cast it and the card stated. My friend of course doesn't think I would be allowed to because DC doesn't have flash. I'm pretty sure Temp Apet allows it right?
NobodyPicksBulbasaur says... #2
Casting the spell would have to be part of the resolution of Temporal Aperture in order to bypass timing restrictions. The aperture doesn't allow this, but a card like Knowledge Pool does.
April 17, 2012 10:11 p.m.
Notice that Temporal Aperture states you "may play the card as though it were in your hand". The card will basically become a card in your hand with a casting cost of 0 (until the end of the turn, or it is removed from the top). It does not give any extra privileges to playing it.
Epochalyptik says... #1
Temporal Aperture
does not overrule timing restrictions. You may only cast the revealed card at a time when you would normally be able to cast it. The only difference is that you don't have to pay its mana cost.
April 17, 2012 8:10 p.m.