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WorksheetsMTG Quiz-Missed Triggers
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 12mins
1. AP controls only a Footlight Fiend and NAP controls only a Rekindling Phoenix. These creatures die in combat. Can AP use the Fiend’s triggered ability to target the egg that the Phoenix will create?
Yes, when the Fiend dies, it creates a triggered ability where it can deal 1 damage to any target. The egg is the only target available.
Yes, when the Fiend dies, it creates a triggered ability where it can deal 1 damage to any target. AP can choose to have it deal damage to the Phoenix, opponent, or to himself.
No, the Phoenix and the Fiend die at the same time. The egg is not available to target at that moment.
No, since both creatures die at the same time, NAP player gets to decide the target of the Fiend.
Which words generally denote a triggered ability?
As/Choose
When/Whenever/At
If/Instead
When/At
Damage Prevention Effect is a triggered ability.
True
False
Are “intervening if” clauses part of triggered abilities?
Yes
NO
At Regular REL, when should a missed trigger be placed on the stack?
Always
Never
At the beginning of the next moment when the stack is empty
When it’s not too disruptive to the game to do so
Reflexive Triggers are a type of Triggered Abilities.
True
False
For the card Hypothesizzle, what happens if you change the words “When You Do” (new wording template) to “If You Do” (old wording template)?
The card’s ability changes from a regular triggered ability to a reflexive trigger
The target for Hypothesizzle would have to be chosen when the card was cast
You would have to make sure there is a nonland card in your hand before casting the card
All targets in play are dealt 4 damage
During a Competitive REL event, AP keeps missing a trigger that is beneficial to the AP. After the third miss trigger, another tournament player who was watching the match points this out to the player. As a judge, you saw this. What do you do?
Do nothing. It was a beneficial trigger and not a big deal.
Issue a warning to both AP and the other tournament player.
Issue a Match Loss Penalty to the tournament player who pointed out the missed trigger.
Issue a Match Loss Penalty to the AP.
A judge should always intervene if they see a missed trigger happening during a tournament.
True in only Competitive REL tournaments
True in all tournaments
True only if they intend to issue a warning or if the judge think it’s intentional
False, a judge never intervenes unless someone calls them over
Are Chapter Abilities Considered Triggered Abilities?
Yes
No
