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Here are the four choices.

1. Difference between damage and loss of life.

2. The Stack. (how it works)

3. Difference between Static, Triggered, and Activated abilities.

4. Difference between Subtype and Supertype

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Magic
• Gathering
• MTG

[Beammeup87]

2 pwease!

[WARPIG3989]

thanks

[TruOgreThree]

Static- is like the +1 +1 from a glorious anthem its always there.

triggered- Triggered abilities occur when the condition is fulfilled such as When this card comes into play such as Venerable Monk. Triggered abilities always start with when, whenever or as so they should be easy to identify. & Activated -are abilities of a card that their controller can use whenever he or she wants (and can pay for it). Like the Lore Broker abilty "TAP" Each player draws a card, then discards a card.

[TruOgreThree]

1-3 i konw all way to well but #4..... that is a new 1 for me..mabe i just call it something els......but still i vote #4

[nickiscool5656]

i would have to agree with clydestokley and say #2 because the stack is a potentially complicated system and i would love to hear about the advanced subtleties in terms of priority and how the stack plays within priority.

[BABYGAGS9]

#4 please and more combos \m/,

[OGWNF]

number 4 please

[gimlic]

i think most noobs have trouble with stack the most. that and the order of phases specifically when some one has a tap target creature card when to use it. I've had to explain that a few times.

[ClydeStokley]

I would say #2 - The Stack. I would enjoy hearing about the advanced subtleties in terms of priority and how the stack plays within priority, etc.

[Ephemerance]

Number 3 - and how spells like Sudden Spoiling affects abilities granted by global enchantments and creature enchantments.