#delayed triggers

[magicjudge]

What happens to a creature I cast using its Blitz ability (possibly through Henzie Torre) and it loses its abilities, say through Primordial Plasm? I realise the creature will lose haste and the 'when dies, draw a card' rider, but I'm not too sure about the delayed triggered ability that will make me sacrifice it at end of turn.

When you cast card for its blitz cost, the delayed sacrifice trigger is created at that point and exists independently of the permanent the spell becomes.

This means that removing the abilities of the creature won't stop the delayed trigger and will just deny you the card draw trigger when it dies.

[magicjudge]

Howdy, welcome back!

Let’s say I have Mishra, Eminent One and Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer with a treasure and a Sol Ring. At the beginning of combat I choose to copy Sol Ring for Mishra’s ability first then Brudiclad’s turning them all into Mishra’s Warform tokens. What happens to the tokens at end of turn, do they all leave or just the original Warform token?

Mishra's ability creates a delayed trigger to exile only the token created by the rest of the ability, so your other tokens will be fine despite becoming copies of the token created by Mishra.

In order for Mishra's ability to cause you to lose all of your tokens, it would have to be templated to either give the ability to the token, i.e. "It gains haste until end of turn and has 'At the beginning of the end step, sacrifice this token", or cause you to sacrifice all Mishra's Warforged tokens, but neither of these is the case.

[magicjudge]

I’m just curious, what is the interaction between Inalla Archmage Ritualist’s token ability and sundial of the infinite? I’m curious because I was told by someone that by activating sundial of the infinite the “at the end of this turn” effect wouldn’t happen and I could keep the token as long as I activated sundial to end my turn. I wasn’t sure if this was correct or not. Thanks!

Inalla’s Eminence ability sets up a delayed trigger that exiles the token copy at the beginning of the next end step. What this means with respect to Sundial of the Infinite is that you’ll never have to exile that token if you end your turn with that trigger on the stack.

If you end your turn before your end step begins, then the trigger will continue to wait for the next end step, which will be your opponent’s end step. The trigger will go on the stack and resolve at that time, exiling the token at a time where you can’t use Sundial of the Infinite.

[magicjudge]

How does final fortune interact with Ugin's Nexus?

Ugin’s Nexus causes the extra turn from Final Fortune to be skipped. Since the turn is never taken, the delayed trigger never happens.

Basically, nothing happens here.

[magicjudge]

Where does a delayed trigger go?

Go? They don’t go anywhere.

When a spell or ability creates a delayed trigger, it just means that the first time the trigger condition of the delayed trigger is met, it triggers. The effect is just applying to the game until that time.