How do interrupts work in Magic The Gathering?
Ah, interrupts, a blast from the past! They actually don't exist anymore. Magic The Gathering used to have interrupts as a card type that you could play to, well, interrupt your opponent. But hold your horses, because in 1999, with the release of the Sixth Edition, they got phased out. Now, what we used to call interrupts are part of what's known as instant spells. You can play instants pretty much any ol' time you've got priority, like during your opponent's turn, after they've made a move, or even in response to another instant!
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As a long-time MTG player, let me tell you, interrupts were tricky business. But now, with instants, it's much simpler. You can respond to almost anything at lightning speed, as long as you've got the mana. Timing and strategy are key. Knowing when to play your instant can make or break the game.
Interrupts? Those are ancient history, pal. Just use instants.
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