Your opponent doesn't play anything meaningful on their turn and simply says "Pass." You say, "During your post-combat Main Phase, activate my Insolent Neonate." You discard the Imp, dredge 5, and reveal two Prized Amalgams and a Narcomoeba
That might just mean, if you're looking for the same, that the original player will take you up on the offer to copy
These are activated abilities as they contain a colon, and the tap symbol is one of the listed costs
New mechanics introduce innovative strategies: Junk Tokens Repurpose scrap materials to gain critical advantages
Here let me give you five archetypes that are common at the kitchen table this is a valuable addition to: Archetype #1 - Azorius Control Many control decks have a small number of actual bodies and use a spell like Decree of Justice or Ordered Migration to make many creatures in mass to attack, to jump in front of attacks
Not only does it prevent opponents from developing their gameplan, it undoes all the work they've done so far