Turn Heads (Blue)

Suspense

When this leaves the arena,

target Brute hero. They don't

during their next end phase.

Turn Heads’ ability triggers when it leaves the arena (for example, when it is destroyed, when it is banished, etc.). The first effect is a targeted effect: you must target a Brute hero for this triggered effect when you add the triggered effect to the stack. You will target Brute hero when the triggered effect resolves. That hero will not during their next end phase as part of the player’s end phase game actions.
When declaring a target hero for Turn Heads’ triggered effect, you may declare an already tapped Brute hero. If that target is still tapped when the triggered effect resolves, the layer will continue to resolve since the target is still valid but the effect will fail. The subsequent continuous effect will still apply to that tapped target, preventing that player from as part of their end phase game actions.

Suspense - This enters the arena with 2 suspense counters. At the start of your turn, remove a suspense counter from it. When it has none, destroy it

Suspense is a new keyword ability featured on several Guardian cards in Super Slam
Suspense has several effects associated with it. The first effect the ability generates is a self-replacement effect that occurs as it enters the arena (e.g. resolves on the stack or when it is put into the arena from another card’s effect), which will put 2 suspense counters on the card.
Suspense’s second effect triggers at the beginning of your start phase. Neither player receives priority during the start phase of a turn. You will remove a suspense counter from it when the triggered effect resolves.
Suspense’s third effect triggers when it has no suspense counters on its card. As this is also a state-based triggering condition, the card must also have no suspense counters on it at the time the triggered effect begins to resolve. You will destroy that card when the triggered effect resolves. This can cause other effects to trigger (e.g. when this leaves the arena, etc). If this happens during the start phase of a turn, then neither player receives priority; however, if not having suspense counters on the object is triggered during the action phase, players will receive priority as normal. If a suspense counter is added before this effect resolves, then this triggered-layer will fail to resolve and the aura will not be destroyed.

SubtypesAura

Cost3

Defense3

PitchBlue

SetsSUP