Can you respond to the end of an attacker declaration in MTG?
Absolutely! In Magic The Gathering, the step you're talking about is the 'Declare Attackers Step.' Once attackers are declared, you move into the 'Declare Blockers Step.' Before you can declare blockers, both players get a chance to cast spells or activate abilities. So, if you've got something up your sleeve like an instant spell or a flash creature, this is your cue to shine and respond!
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Nope, you can't just 'respond' to the end of attackers being declared. What you're really asking is if you can do stuff after attackers are declared but before blocks are chosen, and yes, you can. But it's all about the timing and the type of cards you can play at that moment, like instants.
Yup, and it's a great time to play your tricks! Instants or abilities that mess with your opponent's strategy are perfect. Like, 'Surprise! That big attacker is now a tiny frog.' Timing is everything.
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