Cards And Zones
What Do Temporary and Vision Do?
Temporary kills its permanent before its controller scores at the start of a turn. Vision lets you Predict when you play the permanent.
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The short answer
TemporaryA keyword that kills its permanent at the start of its controller's Beginning Phase, before scoring. Multiple instances trigger only once.View in Glossary kills the permanent at the start of its controller's Beginning Phase, before scoring. VisionA triggered keyword: when you play this permanent, Predict. Each Vision instance triggers separately.View in Glossary lets you PredictLook at the instructed number of cards from the top of your Main Deck, recycle any number, then return the rest to the top in any order.View in Glossary when you play the permanent: look at the top card of your Main Deck and choose whether to recycle it.
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How it works
Card reference
Last Stand
TemporaryA keyword that kills its permanent at the start of its controller's Beginning Phase, before scoring. Multiple instances trigger only once.View in Glossary does not mean "until the end of this turn." Its trigger happens at the start of its controller's Beginning Phase. Multiple Temporary instances still trigger only once.
Spell
Last Stand
[Action] (Play on your turn or in showdowns.) Double a friendly unit's Might this turn. Give it [Temporary]. (Kill it at the start of its controller's Beginning Phase, before scoring.)
Multiple VisionA triggered keyword: when you play this permanent, Predict. Each Vision instance triggers separately.View in Glossary instances trigger separately. Resolve each PredictLook at the instructed number of cards from the top of your Main Deck, recycle any number, then return the rest to the top in any order.View in Glossary in turn. If you keep the top card and nothing changes before the next trigger resolves, you see that same card again.
In practice
Example
You play a permanent with two Vision instances. The first Predict shows a card you want to keep. Unless something changes the top of your deck before the second resolves, the second Predict shows the same card.