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Why does undying a token re-enter a non-battlefield zone?
Why does undying a token re-enter a non-battlefield zone?
EthereumElite
Mon Nov 25 2024
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I'm confused about a rule in a game where tokens are used. When a token is made undying, why does it have to re-enter a non-battlefield zone instead of staying in play?
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CryptoKnight
Wed Nov 27 2024
The mechanic of "Undying" requires a resolution on the stack prior to its ability to bring back any entity. This ensures a methodical and structured process.
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ShintoBlessing
Wed Nov 27 2024
The speed of "Undying" is notably slower compared to a state-based action (SBA) check. This is because it involves multiple steps and considerations before execution.
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Michele
Tue Nov 26 2024
When an effect attempts to place a token in a non-battlefield zone and simultaneously bring it back, the system encounters a limitation. The token, in this scenario, fails to reenter its intended location.
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Valentino
Tue Nov 26 2024
This failure leads to the token's immediate cessation of existence. It no longer remains within the game's parameters or state.
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KpopStarletShine
Tue Nov 26 2024
The next occurrence of SBAs, which are regular checks that maintain the game state, will not recognize the token. It has already been removed from existence due to the previous action's failure.
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