Nacatl War-Pride + Populate
Asked by lil_cheez 12 years ago
Let's say I attack with my Nacatl War-Pride . It says to put X tokens (exact copies of the Pride), that will be exiled by the end of the turn. The question is: if I populate one of the tokens (for example by Sundering Growth ) during 2nd main phase, will be the newest token exiled like the others or remain at the battlefield? And plus, being a COPY of the Pride, will it be able to create tokens by itself attacking next turn?
StraightFlush172 says... Accepted answer #2
From my understanding, yes, you're entirely right. The token shouldn't be exiled since it's not generated by Nacatl War-Pride, rather it's as if you played something like Cackling Counterpart .
October 26, 2012 8:57 p.m.
Yes, if you populate the token, it is not exiled because it is a new token. It is a token generated by, in your case, Sundering Growth , not by Nacatl War-Pride . War-pride only targets the tokens generated by itself. The new token is an exact copy so it would be able to generate its own tokens.
October 26, 2012 9:37 p.m.
LordRemiem says... #5
I think the exiled cards are just those generated by Nacatl War-Pride , because the effect is only about them. The new token stays where it is.
October 27, 2012 5:25 a.m.
GoblinsInc says... #6
The copy made by populate will not be exiled, as it is not tied in to the delayed trigger which exiles the ones made by the war-pride. Delayed triggers are not copiable characteristics. You just made my day
kriskurse says... #1
I've seen it done but I've always wondered about this.
October 26, 2012 8:47 p.m.