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Post by Baron Sengir on Dec 20, 2011 9:20:52 GMT -6
1) Beginning Phase This phase consists of three steps: Untap, Upkeep, and Draw. a. Untap Step - During your untap step, you untap all your tapped permanents. You are not allowed to do anything else during this step. b. Upkeep Step - This happens directly after untap and is the first time players may take action during a turn. Abilities that trigger at the beginning of upkeep go on the stack, and then players can play instants and abilities. c. Draw step: The first thing you do during your draw step is draw a card. Once that is done, both players may play spells and abilities. I always was under the impression upkeep came before untap, but I guess not. This came from the Wizard's site: www.wizards.com/magic/magazine/article.aspx?x=mtgcom/academy/4
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Post by Maraxus of Keld on Dec 20, 2011 12:58:03 GMT -6
Untap has always been before upkeep. I learned that back in the days of 4th edition when they didn't clutter up the rules text with a bunch of legal-ese. Nowadays reading the rules of the game is like trying to read a bill in Congress, and that's NOT a good thing.
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