Conjuration actions

[enozama]

Hey everyone, I'm wondering about conjurations actions/attacks. I know it happens before/after the actionof my creature, but can I make them all do their actions at the same time? Or is it one conjuration per turn?

And if I finished all my creature turns, my opponent continue to play after me, can I trigger my conjurations actions even if I have no more turns left?

[Zuberi]

There is no limit on how many conjurations can act per turn. You can use them all at the same time if you wish.

If you don't have any creature activativations left, however, then you can not possibly use a conjuration that has the requirement of "before or after a friendly creature's action phase". You have missed your opportunity.

[enozama]

Thanks for the answer, it would have been nice though. Imagine your opponent having to check is everymove in a landmine field of conjurations... mouahahaha!!

[Shad0w]

I gave zuberi another sticker.

[V10lentray]

Imagine your opponent having to check is everymove in a landmine field of conjurations...

They already do. The druid is chock full of conjurations that attack. So is the Warlord.

You can do some wicked stuff with the druid. Force push them into a zone with a nightshade lotus, then activate lotus put them to sleep, then attack with a thornlasher dealing damage and snatching and dragging them through a bloodspine wall, then attack with a corrosive orchid dealing damage and corroding them. They end up 3 spaces away from where they started. That's 11 dice of damage in one "attack".

[enozama]

Imagine your opponent having to check is everymove in a landmine field of conjurations...

They already do. The druid is chock full of conjurations that attack. So is the Warlord.

You can do some wicked stuff with the druid. Force push them into a zone with a nightshade lotus, then activate lotus put them to sleep, then attack with a thornlasher dealing damage and snatching and dragging them through a bloodspine wall, then attack with a corrosive orchid dealing damage and corroding them. They end up 3 spaces away from where they started. That's 11 dice of damage in one "attack".

Yeah, I see it when I look at the druid deck, but I don't play her a lot, I never seem able to pull that through. I'm always kind of mana short :/ She's a little overwhelming at first haha!