Thus, such cards are totally immune to counterspells or other responses.
When a card with Split Second is cast and put onto the stack, no other spells or abilities except for mana abilities may be put onto the stack until the split second card is resolved. Split Second appears on a handful of cards of many colors, and such spells dominate the stack. Other spells such as Lightning Axe can discard cards as part of their cost. Such cards synergize wonderfully with any Spellshaper, or creatures that discard cards to pay for their powerful abilities. Such spells can be cast even at times when they normally couldn't, allowing Madness creatures and sorceries to have Flash, in a way. The Madness cost is often cheaper than the card's normal mana cost, but not always. A spell with Madness can be cast for its Madness cost if the card is being discarded for any reason. Madness is based on discarding cards, fitting right into the black-red archetype. RELATED: Magic: The Gathering - How the Deaths of Urza Shaped the Planes Some creatures can gain Shadow temporarily, such as Cutthroat il-Dal, which gains Shadow if its owner has no cards in hand. For the most part, Shadow serves as evasion, but players must watch out for enemy Shadow creatures and destroy them so they can attack with impunity. In a sense, all Shadow creatures exist on their own separate battlefield, only doing combat with each other. Shadow mostly appears on blue and black creatures, and such creatures can only block or be blocked by other creatures that have Shadow. Shadow is an insidious effect, appearing on creatures that prefer evasion to brute force. When those creatures are turned face up, the player can draw a card. This ability appears here in each color, and the green-blue timeshifted enchantment Secret Plans grants +0/+1 to all friendly face-down Morph creatures. After paying the Morph cost, the creature can be flipped face up, and some morph creatures (like Thelonite Hermit) have an effect when this happens. This ability allows a creature to be cast face-down for as a colorless, nameless 2/2 creature. Morph, which has appeared many times, is also part of set. While most sets have between two and four distinct mechanics in them, Time Spiral Remastered has several times that number.
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