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*<c>Still Life</c>  
*<c>Still Life</c>  
*<c>Testament of Faith</c>
*<c>Testament of Faith</c>
*[[Sleeper enchantments]] like the ''Hidden'', ''Opal'' and ''Veiled'' creatures of ''[[Urza's Saga]]'' (<c>Hidden Gibbons</c>, <c>Opal Acrolith</c>, <c>Veiled Crocodile</c> etc.)
*[[Sleeping enchantments]] like the ''Hidden'', ''Opal'' and ''Veiled'' creatures of ''[[Urza's Saga]]'' (<c>Hidden Gibbons</c>, <c>Opal Acrolith</c>, <c>Veiled Crocodile</c> etc.)


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Revision as of 12:01, 16 February 2013

An animate effect or spell is one that turns a non-creature into a creature, most of the times for a certain amount of time. The mechanic was first introduced in Alpha with Animate Artifact, Animate Dead and Mishra's Factory.

Examples

Animated Artifacts

Self-animating

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Animated creature cards in the graveyard

Animated Enchantments

Self-animating

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Animated Lands

Land is the most popular card type to be animated

If a land is self-animating its is called a manland.

Animated Planeswalkers

Variants

"Artifact-ize"

There are spells or effects that turn non-artifacts into artifacts.