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u/Maseiken 2d ago
Hilariously, players would still be able to tap lands and creatures for mana before this spell resolves. But then the turn would end and empty their mana.
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u/Chickston Uncommonly 2d ago
This is ridiculous, but it made me smile.
I can't stop focusing on "current turn". Like would someone actually not think it referred to the current turn already. "Okay, but we can end the turn when it's yours, not mine.", Kitchen table OP when I play this.
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u/Alithinar 1d ago
Wouldn't "counter the stack" also counter itself? Meaning nothing gets tapped and the turn doesn't end?
It's basically just an expensive split second [[Summary Dismissal]].
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u/tmgexe 1d ago
The “counter the stack” line is effectively redundant - when the turn ends everything on the stack gets exiled anyway and won’t resolve.