How does Azor, the Lawbringer work?

Asked by patrickloyd 6 years ago

I am probably reading into his ability too much, but does his ability mean that I can not cast instants and sorcery's during my opponents next turn or that My opponent can't cast instants and sorcery's during my next turn?

Gidgetimer says... Accepted answer #1

Neither, each opponent can't cast instants or sorceries during their next turn.

• Assuming a 4 player game and player A cast Azor, the Lawbringer and both it and the trigger resolve.

• During player B's next turn player B can't cast instants or sorceries. Player A, C, and D, can cast instants and any sorceries that they have a way to cast (via Quicken, Vedalken Orrery etc).

• During player C's next turn player C can't cast instants or sorceries. Player A, B, and D, can cast instants and any sorceries that they have a way to cast.

• During player D's next turn player D can't cast instants or sorceries. Player A, B, and C, can cast instants and any sorceries that they have a way to cast.

• During player A's next turn everything goes back to normal.

December 6, 2018 3:45 p.m.