There is another way to switch between the two. RELATED: Magic: The Gathering Standard Rotation Explained: What Is Leaving Standard And When? Once someone makes it day or night, the mechanic stays in play for the rest of the game. If something makes it night, it (and all other daybound permanents on any player's battlefield) will transform to its nightbound face, Fangblade Eviscerator.ĭay and night are only introduced to the game when either a Daybound/Nightbound card enters the battlefield, or when another card explicitly makes it so, such as Vadrik, Astral Archmage's ability to make it day.īefore either of those things happen, it is considered neither night nor day. When it becomes night, they all transform into the nightbound face.įor example, when Fangblade Brigand enters the battlefield, as it is daybound, the game will become day. If it is day, all cards with daybound and nightbound transform to their daybound face. In Midnight Hunt, a new condition for transforming cards has been introduced in the form of day and night. Transforming cards have two faces, with the card flipping over and 'transforming' whenever certain conditions are met. Day and night is a mechanic that augments the fan-favorite Innistrad staple of transforming cards.

Onslaught mtg card image gallery