Mistcloak Gully

Mistcloak Gully triggers at the beginning of each player’s end phase, not just the end phases of the player who controls it.

When Mistcloak Gully’s trigger resolves, whether you’ve pitched, played or defended with a blue card is checked. If neither of these actions were performed by the controlling player that turn, Mistcloak Gully will be destroyed. If at least one of these actions were performed, then the trigger will look to see if all three actions were performed; if so, then you will transcend Mistcloak Gully into an Inner Chi and place it into it’s owner’s hand.

In a multiplayer game, if the first attack that targets you during a turn has its target changed due to an effect (e.g. Taipanis) while you control a Mistcloak Gully, the attack against the new target will no longer have the -1{p) applied to it. If during the same turn, you become the target of another attack, the -1 debuff will not be applied since it is no longer the first attack that targets you this turn.

During the end phase, if you control Mistcloak Gully that is owned by another player and you have played, pitched and defended with a blue card this turn, transcend Mistcloak Gully. The player who controls Mistcloak Gully performs the transcend effect and is considered to have transcended; however, the Inner Chi is placed into its owner’s hand.

During the end phase, if you control Mistcloak Gully that is owned by another player and are reduced to 0 (e.g. Blood Debt) while Mistcloak Gully’s trigger is waiting to resolve on the stack, Mistcloak Gully is simply cleared. Before the next triggered layer on the stack begins to resolve as if all players passed priority in the end phase, players that have no remaining health lose the game, clear all objects they control, and remove all objects they own from the game. This includes any unresolved triggered-layers created by Mistcloak Gully as they would be controlled by the player who lost.