My latest article is out. This time I thought instead of talking about something I built myself, I'd rather talk about one of the growing forces in the metagame - Hive Mind.
http://www.starcitygames.com/magic/l...Hive_Mind.html
Any mistakes? What was helpful, what too easy? Let me know what you think!
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Excellent article, as always. The "hold priority, than play Pact of Negation" trick is something I wasn't aware of how to do.
Something irks me about this. But I actually am not entirely sure why I get that feeling.The right way: “Pact of the Titan, hold priority, then in response to the Hive Mind trigger, play Pact of Negation on my Pact.”
So what you are essentially doing is making the stack like this
Copy of PoN
PoN targetting PoT
Trigger that creates copy of PoT
PoT
In essence I agree with what you're doing. I'm just not seeing why you are holding priority after casting the PoT, it seems as if you should be holding priority after the trigger.
@ Nessaja: The point is that the opponent cannot target his own copy of PoT, since the trigger that would create it has not resolved yet. That means that the opponent must pay for both pacts. If you let the trigger resolve before you cast PoN, your opponent could target his/her own copy of PoT with his/her copy of PoN, and would then only have to pay for the copy of PoN.
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