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Pauper Spellbook: Ghostly Flicker

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Magic Rules Tips

…and knowing is half the battlefield

You can “flicker” a creature to save it from a removal spell.

I’m excited for Ghostly Flicker . Partially because it was a house at the prerelease, and partially because Momentary Blink is one of my favorite cards. But why are both of these things true? Among other things, it’s the fact that they can be used to dodge removal very easily.

Let’s use Cloudshift for our example. Ronny casts Oblivion Ring , and targets my Avacyn, Angel of Hope with the trigger. In response, I cast Cloudshift targeting Avacyn. My Avacyn stays. But why? It’s right there! The answer to that is the fun fact that whenever an object changes zones, it becomes a new object with no memory of, or relation to, its previous self. Once Avacyn gets flickered, it looks exactly the same as it did earlier to you , but the game can’t link THIS Avacyn to the one that was just on the field. So, when Oblivion Ring’s trigger tries to resolve, it can’t find the object it originally targeted, shrugs, and fizzles. Your Avacyn is safe.

Note that this trick only really works for dodging targeted removal. If you try to Cloudshift your creature to save it from a mass-removal spell like Day of Judgment or a sufficiently large Bonfire of the Damned , you won’t get your way. Cloudshift will exile it and bring it back before the mass-kill resolves, so it’ll still be there to die.

Today’s Rules Tip written by Trevor Nunez, Level 1 judge from Roswell, NM

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MTG > Cards > Ghostly Flicker

Ghostly Flicker, Instant, designed by Raymond Swanland first released in May, 2012 in the set Avacyn Restored and was printed exactly in 4 different ways. It see play in 2 formats: Pauper and Commander . It's currently being selled by the minimum price of $ 0.18. It's a key card in 50 combos .

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• Commander Legal
• Historic Not Legal
• Legacy Legal
• Modern Legal
• Pauper Legal
• Pioneer Not Legal
• Standard Not Legal
• Alchemy Not Legal
• Artisan Not Legal
• Block Legal
• Booster Draft Legal
• Brawl Not Legal
• Budget Standard Not Legal
• Casual Legal
• Conquest Legal
• Duel Commander Legal
• Explorer Not Legal
• Extended Legal
• Frontier Not Legal
• Historic Brawl Not Legal
• Oathbreaker Legal
• Old School Not Legal
• Pauper Commander Legal
• Pauper Historic Not Legal
• Pauper Penny Legal
• Pauper Singleton Legal
• Pauper Standard Not Legal
• Penny Dreadful Legal
• PreDH Not Legal
• Premodern Not Legal
• Sealed event Legal
• Tiny Leaders Legal
• Vintage Legal
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Flicker or Flickering is the nickname (alluding to the effect of its namesake, the Urza's Destiny card Flicker ) for exiling something, then returning it to the battlefield . [1] [2] [3] The mechanic is sometimes also called blinking [4] after Blinking Spirit (which actually has a self- bounce effect and not a flicker).

• 1.1 Name confusion
• 3.3 Multicolored
• 3.4 Artifacts
• 4 References

Description [ | ]

The Flicker ability was inspired by phasing . Flicker originally was designed as a vertical cycle in white but development moved the common to rare, changed it to sorcery, and dropped the other two. [5] There are some variants, but the general gist it that a permanent is exiled and is returned to the battlefield. The permanent can be restricted to being one's own or any player's; then, it may return to its owner or the effect's controller. These secondary templates do not cross but it is designed to be possible for players to flicker a stolen permanent to either keep it on their side or retrieve them from their opponent's, depending on the effect.

When you "flicker" a permanent, it's treated as a new card that just entered the battlefield. The mechanic appears primary on white and blue , tertiary on black and also on artifacts . "Flickering" removes all counters and auras from a creature, and makes it dodge targeted removal if a spell "flickering" that creature is played in response to the removal spell targeting it. [6]

With Core Set 2021 , experiments have been made at returning phasing - specifically the action to phase out, not the ability - as a design tool in premier sets, as its ability to retain object memory and avoid various triggers make it more suitable in certain scenarios. The usage balance between them is not yet fully realized.

Flicker can appear in both white and blue , although R&D recently has been trying to push it a little more in white. Black can sacrifice a creature and then later reanimate it ( Rescue from the Underworld as an example), but while this functions similarly to flicker, it's a separate thing. [7]

Name confusion [ | ]

As noted above, Flicker and Blink have both been used as terms for effects that return immediately and return at the end step. However, the definitions have been muddled due to Flickerwisp and Momentary Blink , two popular cards that run opposed to the definition to the originals.

R&D used "insta-flicker" and "flicker" as terminology to distinguish between 'exile and return immediately' and 'exile and return at next end step'. [8] Later, they called it “fast flicker” and “slow flicker”. [9] Others differentiate between "flicker" and "blink", "short blink" and "long blink", or "blink" (after Momentary Blink ) and "slide" (after Astral Slide ).

One of the most iconic episodes of Doctor Who is Blink , which was made into a Saga ( Blink ) and a spell ( Don't Blink ), printed in the Universes Beyond set Doctor Who . [10] While the Saga doesn't have any relevance to blinking as a mechanic, Don't Blink acts as a hate spell a la Hallowed Moonlight , punishing opponents who are trying to "blink".

Rulings [ | ]

• A permanent that returns to the battlefield after being exiled does so as an entirely new object. It will have no memory of or connection to its previous existence.
• Any Auras attached to a permanent that leaves the battlefield will be put into their owner's graveyard the next time state-based actions are checked. Any Equipment attached to a permanent that leaves the battlefield become unattached and remain on the battlefield. Any counters on a permanent that leaves the battlefield cease to exist.
• If a token creature is exiled, it will cease to exist. It won't return to the battlefield.
• If a paired creature is exiled, the pair will break. However, the creature entering the battlefield again will cause its soulbond ability (or the soulbond ability of the creature it was paired with, as appropriate) to trigger again. This may cause the creature to pair with the creature it was previously paired with or another creature.
• Note that many flickering cards return such creatures under their owner's control, which is also the default if the card does not specify who controls the returned creature. Therefore the flicker effect must explicitly say "under your control", such as with Cloudshift .

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White [ | ].

• Acrobatic Maneuver
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• Against All Odds
• Angel of Condemnation
• Astral Drift
• Astral Slide
• Charming Prince
• Cosmic Intervention
• Distinguished Conjurer
• Divine Smite
• Eerie Interlude
• Eldrazi Displacer
• Emiel the Blessed
• The Eternal Wanderer
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• Flickering Spirit
• Flicker of Fate
• Flickerwisp
• Galepowder Mage
• Glimmerpoint Stag
• Guardian of Faith
• Guardian of Ghirapur
• Hikari, Twilight Guardian
• Icewind Stalwart
• Justiciar's Portal
• Lae'zel's Acrobatics
• Lae’zel, Githyanki Warrior
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• Long Road Home
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• Ojutai Exemplars
• Ordinary Pony
• Otherworldly Journey
• Out of Time
• Planar Guide
• Prowl, Stoic Strategist
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• Restoration Angel
• Robe of Stars
• Saltskitter
• Scrollshift
• Semester's End
• Settle Beyond Reality
• Slip On the Ring
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• Teferi's Honor Guard
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• Teleportation Circle
• Vizier of Deferment
• Wispweaver Angel
• Argent Sphinx
• Blizzard Strix
• Change of Plans
• Deadeye Navigator
• Displacer Kitten
• Djinn of the Fountain
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• Escape Protocol
• Essence Flux
• Ghostly Flicker
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• Illusionist's Stratagem
• March of Swirling Mist
• Meneldor, Swift Savior
• Mist Dragon
• Nephalia Smuggler
• Nezahal, Primal Tide
• Planar Incision
• Rainbow Efreet
• Reality Ripple
• Sapphire Charm
• Sentinel of the Pearl Trident
• Shimmering Efreet
• Sinister Concierge
• Siren's Ruse
• Slip Out the Back
• Spectral Adversary
• Teferi, Master of Time
• Teferi's Realm
• Teferi's Time Twist
• Teferi's Veil
• Teferi, Timeless Voyager
• Thassa, Deep-Dwelling
• Vision Charm
• Vodalian Illusionist

Multicolored [ | ]

• Aminatou, the Fateshifter
• Anurid Brushhopper
• Brago, King Eternal
• Brokers Confluence
• Brokers' Safeguard
• Disorder in the Court
• Frenetic Efreet
• Frenetic Sliver
• Ghost Council of Orzhova
• Hallowed Respite
• Kaito Shizuki
• Lae'zel, Callous Warrior
• Lae'zel, Illithid Thrall
• Lae'zel, Primal Warrior
• Lae'zel, Wrathful Warrior
• Legion's Initiative
• Mistmeadow Vanisher
• Mistmeadow Witch
• Nahiri's Resolve
• Oath of Teferi
• Obzedat, Ghost Council
• Oji, the Exquisite Blade
• Roon of the Hidden Realm
• Sol'Kanar the Tainted
• Stenn, Paranoid Partisan
• Triad of Fates
• Turn to Mist
• Vanish into Memory
• Venser, the Sojourner
• Yorion, Sky Nomad

Artifacts [ | ]

• Conjurer's Closet
• Golden Argosy
• Tunnel of Love
• Voyager Staff

Lands [ | ]

• Creeping Inn

Planes [ | ]

• Bad Wolf Bay

References [ | ]

• ↑ Mark Rosewater (November 7, 2016). " A Few More Words from R&D ". magicthegathering.com . Wizards of the Coast.
• ↑ Mark Rosewater (October 13, 2016). " Will these abilities ever be keyworded? ". Blogatog . Tumblr.
• ↑ Mark Rosewater (June 5, 2017). " Mechanical Color Pie 2017 ". magicthegathering.com . Wizards of the Coast.
• ↑ Mark Rosewater (March 05, 2017). " What are the odds on another mechanic that phases things in/out? ". Blogatog . Tumblr.
• ↑ Mark Rosewater (August 12, 2017). " Can I get some trivia on Phasing? ". Blogatog . Tumblr.
• ↑ magicthegathering.com Staff (April 09, 2012). " Avacyn Restored Mechanics ". magicthegathering.com . Wizards of the Coast.
• ↑ Mark Rosewater (October 18, 2021). " Mechanical Color Pie 2021 Changes ". magicthegathering.com . Wizards of the Coast.
• ↑ Mark Rosewater (March 14, 2018). " Does R&D have terminology to distinguish between 'exile and return immediately' and 'exile and return at next end step'? ". Blogatog . Tumblr.
• ↑ Mark Rosewater (November 28, 2021). " Do you have different terms for “exile then return immediately” vs. “exile, then return at end of turn”? ". Blogatog . Tumblr.
• ↑ Tom Marks (October 2, 2023). " Exclusive: See Doctor Who's Iconic Blink Episode and More as Magic: The Gathering Cards ". IGN.com.
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• Card Type: Instant
• Flavor: Sometimes it's useful to take a break from existence.
• Casting Cost: 2U
• Artist: Raymond Swanland

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