Tergrid vs other Grave interactions
Asked by Samus_Saran 2 years ago
How does the Grave thing works with Tergrid and another Example, if I have both on the Field?
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How does the Grave thing works with Tergrid and another Example, if I have both on the Field?
Example:
Dracoson says... Accepted answer #1
In the example cited, there's a different outcome for each.
Grave Betrayal sets up a delayed trigger for the beginning of the next end step. As Tergrid, God of Fright Flip's triggered ability goes on the stack without delay. So if a creature is sacrificed by someone other than you, Tergrid will bring it back under your control, and Grave Betrayal will have nothing to return. If a creature an opponent controls dies, but was not sacrificed, Tergrid will not trigger, and Grave Betrayal will bring it back at the next end step (assuming it hasn't left the graveyard for some other reason).
Now, Dauthi Voidwalker is different, as it has a replacement effect instead of a triggered ability. While it is on the battlefield, your opponents cards never go to the graveyard, they go to exile so they cannot be returned by Tergrid's triggered ability.
Finally, let's use Lim-Dul the Necromancer as a third relevant example. As both Tergrid and this have triggers that go onto the stack right away, you will choose which order they go on the stack. Whichever one resolves first will return the creature.
September 23, 2021 9:43 a.m.