Music counter
| Music counter | |
|---|---|
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| Counter | |
| Use | Requires mana payment to prevent the creature from being destroyed |
| Placed on | Creatures |
| Introduced | Ice Age |
| Last used | Masters Edition II |
| Statistics | |
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1 counter creation card  100% | |
| Scryfall search | |
| oracle:"Music counter" | |
Music counters are a type of counter introduced in Ice Age. They force a player to pay mana to prevent a creature from being destroyed.
Description
Music counters first appeared on Musician in Ice Age and later re-printed digitally in Masters Edition II. It has an activated ability to place Music counters on creatures. For each music counter on a creature, the player must pay one mana each turn, or else it'll be destroyed. The counters and ability remain even after the Musician leaves the battlefield.
Trivia
- In Magic Online, the counter is colored orange as its considered a negative effect and shares its icon with Chorus, Scroll, Sleep, and Verse counters.[1]
References
- ↑ Christopher Bellach (September 5, 2018). "Counter Development in Magic Online". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. Archived from the original on October 11, 2022.