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From the change forward, if a spell or ability is creating a token without specifying its name, the name will be the same as its subtypes plus the word "Token." For example, a "Goblin Scout creature token" is named "Goblin Scout Token." Similarly, the name of a Blood token created in the game is "Blood Token" and choosing the name "Blood" (as in Flesh // Blood) for an effect will not cause that effect to apply to Blood tokens. [31] Monty Ashley (March 28, 2012). " The Double-Faced Token". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. A Cursed Role token is a colorless Aura Role enchantment token named Cursed with enchant creature and “Enchanted creature has base power and toughness 1/1.” I’ve said it before, but a table without at least one green player is increasingly rare these days. Rith, the Awakener There were so many cards in Fallen Empires that produced tokens (8 cards) and/or required counters (25 cards) that Wizards of the Coast issued a cardboard sheet of them in Duelist #4. [11] Saprolings began their dominance among token creature types, with four cards producing them in this set.

The white Bitterblossom, Skrelv's Hive makes a mite token each turn. You can even eventually give them lifelink. Best Blue Token Generators #5. Blade of Shared Souls Second, and I’m thinking incredibly situationally here, it’s first ability also applies to opponents’ effects. So maybe watch out for that Pursued Whale? Second Harvest Tokens created without an explicit name use their subtype(s) followed by the word "Token" as their name. The word "Token" is omitted from the names in this list for ease of recognition. All Tokens created with an explicit name have that name in the this list. Look, a 4/4 with flying and haste! Dragonwing Glider is actually an equipment that comes with a 2/2 token attached, but it’s a threat pushed enough to see play. You’ve generated an army and you’re ready to get some big spells out to finish the game. Use Ashnod's Altar or Phyrexian Altar and turn all those Saprolings into useful mana. Don’t forget: loads of great convoke cards benefit from you controlling lots of creatures to cast them for cheap. Direct DamageWizards of the Coast (May 27, 2002). " Player Rewards tokens". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. Clone Legion is a star for its versatility. It creates a copy of each creature the target player controls. You can cast this on yourself, instantly doubling the creatures you control, or you can cast it on an opponent, creating tokens of their creatures that you can then populate with cards like Adrix and Nev, Twincasters or Druid's Deliverance. To top it all off you also get all those sweet, sweet enter-the-battlefield triggers. Necroduality Going wide is one of my favorite win conditions in the game. It’s classic Magic to overwhelm the board with creatures and beat your opponents into submission. The absolute best way to double those tokens is different depending on your situation, but the universally useful Parallel Lives, Primal Vigor, and Doubling Season are always useful. Second Harvest and the like make for powerful “gotchas” to surprise your opponents and break out for a huge turn.

A spell or ability that creates a token sets both its name and its subtype(s). If the spell or ability doesn’t specify the name of the token, its name is the same as its subtype(s) plus the word “Token.” Once a token is on the battlefield, changing its name doesn’t change its subtype(s), and vice versa.The first non-copy token with non-keyword rules text was the Tetravite token produced by Tetravus from Antiquities. Now this has a pretty confusing mana cost. Technically I could label this card as colorless, but nobody wants to create three little spirits for . Spectral Procession can be a devastating turn 2 play if your mana base allows it, though. #5. Legion’s Landing / Adanto, the First Fort Richard Garfield created tokens for Alpha, as opposed to counters, to make The Hive possible. [8] [9] [10] Token terminology was not set in stone initially: the two cards which created tokens in Arabian Nights simply said a creature comes into play and to use a "counter" to represent it, while the single Antiquities token creator had the player move counters off the card to "become" token creatures. [a] Legends settled the terminology, with five cards that created tokens using phrasing similar to current usage. [b]