How do Sprockets Work in Magic The Gathering?
Sprockets? In my MTG? It's more likely than you think! But seriously, if you're talking sprockets, you're getting into the fun and wacky world of silver-bordered cards from sets like Unstable. They're part of a system for using contraptions, which are a type of artifact. You place contraptions on sprockets (which are like positions on a board for these artifacts), and you 'crank' these sprockets to activate the contraptions' effects during your turn. It's like having a little Rube Goldberg machine in your game of Magic. Fun, right?
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Sprockets in MTG aren't a term you'll find directly in the rulebook, but I think you're dabbling into the realm of contraptions and artifacts! In the spirit of the Unstable expansion, contraptions are devices that players assemble and put onto sprockets, which are part of the 'contraption deck.' You crank your sprockets to activate the contraptions' abilities during your turn, adding a whole layer of zany strategy to your game. So, sprockets essentially help you organize and activate your contraptions. Imagine it as a quirky, mechanical dance of strategy that only MTG could offer!
Never heard of them in the official rules. Sure you're not building a bike?
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