Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad
Sundial of the Infinite
Does Altaïr Ibn-La have a delayed trigger at end of combat? Like can I respond to the trigger with Sundial and keep the tokens?
Sundial and Altaïr Ibn-La
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Yes, the word "at" signifies a triggered ability, even though it doesn't begin the sentence (CR 603.7). This means it can be interacted with on the stack like any other triggered ability. Ending the turn with Sundial of the Infinite with the ability on the stack means the copies of the exiled Assassins will remain on the battlefield.
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Yes, the word "at" signifies a triggered ability, even though it doesn't begin the sentence (CR 603.7). This means it can be interacted with on the stack like any other triggered ability. Ending the turn with Sundial of the Infinite with the ability on the stack means the copies of the exiled Assassins will remain on the battlefield.
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Great, thank you.
