Endless Hordes

Play: For each enemy creature, make a token creature, ready it, and have it fight that enemy creature, ignoring taunt. Resolve these fights one at a time.

WoE

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Artist: Edgar Hidalgo

Official Rulings

My opponent has seven creatures in play, and I play Endless Hordes (WOE 011). Do I make a token creature, ready it, and have it fight an enemy creature, then repeat that process six more times?

Yes. Resolve the ability in the order it is written. Endless Hordes says,

"Play: For each enemy creature, make a token creature, ready it, and it fight that enemy creature, ignoring taunt. Resolve these fights one at a time."

First, you will establish there are seven iterations of the effect. Then, you would make a token creature, ready it, then have it fight an enemy creature ignoring taunt. Once that effect is fully resolved, repeat the effect six more times, each time fighting a different enemy creature.

Note that you are still limited by the rule of six, so while you could make seven token creatures in this example, you could only fight with six of them

Source: Rulebook

My opponent has seven creatures in play, and I play Endless Hordes (WOE 011). Do I make a token creature, ready it, and have it fight an enemy creature, then repeat that process six more times?

Yes. Resolve the ability in the order it is written. Endless Hordes says,

"Play: For each enemy creature, make a token creature, ready it, and it fight that enemy creature, ignoring taunt. Resolve these fights one at a time."

First, you will establish there are seven iterations of the effect. Then, you would make a token creature, ready it, then have it fight an enemy creature ignoring taunt. Once that effect is fully resolved, repeat the effect six more times, each time fighting a different enemy creature.

Note that you are still limited by the rule of six, so while you could make seven token creatures in this example, you could only fight with six of them

Source: Rulebook

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