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Question by Chicagofire44
Submitted on 6/23/2004
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What is manna burn?


Answer by NotTheEnemy
Submitted on 6/24/2004
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Mana Burn consists of having a surplus of mana in your mana pool when your turn ends..If you use cards that add mana to your mana pool, and you dont use them all you will be dealt one damage for each remaining mana.... for instance, you have a dark ritual card, and you used it to summon a creature that had a casting cost of 2...and you had nothing to do with that last mana in your mana pool, then you would be dealt one damage at the end of your turn

 

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