Can one Stifle the delayed trigger on Insurrection?
For example, I know you can Stifle the delayed trigger for Threaten and keep the creature permanently. Is that the same for Insurrection?
Next question, can one cast Sudden Disappearance on an opponent and by using Sundial of the Infinite's activated ability to keep those nonland permanents exiled by skipping straight the End Turn or do they come back the next turn? (edited)
Last edited by my tv has color : Nov 25, 2012 Private Mod Note ( ): Rollback Post to Revision RollBack #2 Nov 25, 2012You cannot stifle insurrection or threaten. Neither of those are activated or triggered abilities. What do you even mean by saying you can stifle the delayed trigger? of threaten?
Sudden disappearance would be on the stack. Since Sundial exiles all spells and abilities on the stack this would not work and disappearance would never have a chance to resolve. If you meant let disappearance resolve and then use Sundial then yes, the beggining of the end step is skipped so the cards will remain exiled until the next end step after the skipped on.
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#3 Nov 25, 2012Can one Stifle the delayed trigger on Insurrection?
For example, I know you can Stifle the delayed trigger for Threaten and keep the creature permanently. Is that the same for Insurrection?
You can't do that for Threaten or Insurrection. Neither has a delayed trigger - in both cases, the effect just specifies a duration that it lasts. That duration expiring is not a triggered ability, and cannot be stifled.
Quote from my tv has colorNext question, can one cast Sudden Disappearance on an opponent and respond by using Sundial of the Infinite's activated ability to keep those nonland permanents exiled by skipping straight the End Turn?
They'll come back at the beginning of the next end step, no matter when that is. Skipping over one end step just means it isn't the "next" one because it didn't happen. The next time an end step occurs, they'll come back.
Note that Sudden Disappearance does have a delayed triggered ability, and that can be stifled, leaving things in exile forever. Alternately, if you don't end the turn before the end step, but allow this delayed trigger to go on the stack, and then end the turn, the cards will remain exiled forever. But if you do as you described and end the turn before the end step, thus skipping it entirely, then it'll wait and trigger at whatever the "next" end step turns out to be.