What counts as a permanent in MTG?
In MTG, a permanent is any card that, once played, sticks around the battlefield. This includes lands, creatures, enchantments, artifacts, and planeswalkers. Basically, if it's not an instant or sorcery and it's not meant to leave the field right away, it's a permanent. Super handy when planning your next big play!
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Just think of permanents like furniture in your house. Once you put them down, they stay until moved or removed. So, lands, creatures, artifacts, enchantments, and those flashy planeswalkers all count. Remember, instant and sorcery cards are more like party poppers - fun while they last but not sticking around!
Hot take: everyone fusses over fancy creatures and big spells, but remember, lands are permanents too and the real MVPs. Without them, you're not casting anything.
Permanents? Easy: If it sticks on the battlefield after you play it, it's a permanent. Lands, creatures, enchants, artifacts, and planeswalkers. Not instants or sorceries tho!
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