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==Description==
==Description==
Phylactery counters first appeared on <c>Phylactery Lich</c> in ''[[Magic 2011]]''. It is a creature that adds a phylactery counter on an artifact when it enters the battlefield. The Lich is [[Indestructible]] but must then be [[sacrifice]]d whenever the player doesn't control a permenent with a Phylactery counter on it. This represents the artifact being turned into a Phylactery for the Lich.  
Phylactery counters first appeared on <c>Phylactery Lich</c> in ''[[Magic 2011]]''. It is a creature that adds a phylactery counter on an artifact when it enters the battlefield. The Lich is [[Indestructible]] but must then be [[sacrifice]]d whenever the player doesn't control a permanent with a Phylactery counter on it. This represents the artifact being turned into a Phylactery for the Lich.  
   
   
==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Latest revision as of 11:15, 27 September 2022

Phylactery counter
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Counter
Use Lich sacrificed on artifact's destruction
Placed on Artifacts
Introduced Magic 2011
Last used Core Set 2019
Statistics
1 counter creation card
{B} 100%
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oracle:"Phylactery counter"

Phylactery counters are a type of counter introduced in Magic 2011. They are used to represent a lich's soul being stored in an artifact.

Description

Phylactery counters first appeared on Phylactery Lich in Magic 2011. It is a creature that adds a phylactery counter on an artifact when it enters the battlefield. The Lich is Indestructible but must then be sacrificed whenever the player doesn't control a permanent with a Phylactery counter on it. This represents the artifact being turned into a Phylactery for the Lich.

Trivia

  • A phylactery is an artifact that contains a lich's soul so that it lives as long as the artifact is not destroyed.
  • In Magic Online, the counter is colored green as its considered a positive effect and shares its icon with Muster and Palliation counters.[1]

References

  1. Christopher Bellach (September 5, 2018). "Counter Development in Magic Online". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.