Choose Your Champion
Scheme
When you set this scheme in motion, target opponent chooses a player. Until your next turn, only you and the chosen player can cast spells and attack with creatures.
standard
future
historic
gladiator
pioneer
explorer
modern
legacy
pauper
vintage
penny
commander
brawl
alchemy
paupercommander
duel
oldschool
premodern
Rulings
Players other than you and the chosen player may still perform game actions besides casting spells and attacking with creatures: They may block with creatures, activate abilities, perform special actions, and so on.
The effect doesn’t wear off until just before your next untap step (even if an effect will cause that untap step to be skipped).
The targeted opponent may choose themselves.
The player is chosen as the ability resolves. Once a player is chosen, it’s too late for other players to respond by casting spells.
The targeted opponent may choose you. In that case, only you can cast spells and attack with creatures before your next turn begins.
The effect doesn’t wear off until just before your next untap step (even if an effect will cause that untap step to be skipped).
The targeted opponent may choose themselves.
The player is chosen as the ability resolves. Once a player is chosen, it’s too late for other players to respond by casting spells.
The targeted opponent may choose you. In that case, only you can cast spells and attack with creatures before your next turn begins.
Rulings
Players other than you and the chosen player may still perform game actions besides casting spells and attacking with creatures: They may block with creatures, activate abilities, perform special actions, and so on.
The effect doesn’t wear off until just before your next untap step (even if an effect will cause that untap step to be skipped).
The targeted opponent may choose themselves.
The player is chosen as the ability resolves. Once a player is chosen, it’s too late for other players to respond by casting spells.
The targeted opponent may choose you. In that case, only you can cast spells and attack with creatures before your next turn begins.
The effect doesn’t wear off until just before your next untap step (even if an effect will cause that untap step to be skipped).
The targeted opponent may choose themselves.
The player is chosen as the ability resolves. Once a player is chosen, it’s too late for other players to respond by casting spells.
The targeted opponent may choose you. In that case, only you can cast spells and attack with creatures before your next turn begins.
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