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Technically, you can't "counter" a spell that has already resolved. However, you can render the spell's effects useless afterwards.
The best method would be to use "Quest for Renewal," although it would generally be necessary to have it on the field before your opponent uses "Sleep" (otherwise, you would need to have four green creatures in your hand with haste, and in that situation, having your creatures being already tapped is not the issue). This method would not allow you to attack during your next turn anyway. It would just give you all your creatures to block with again.
Two copies of "Fog" or "Safe Passage" would allow you to survive the next two attacks your opponent will be making until your creatures untap. Of course, "Day of Judgement" would be another option, but that would destroy your creatures as well.
You could also make an unorthodox move and give yourself another turn, using either "Magosi, the Waterveil" (with an eon counter already on it) or "Time Warp" to allow your creatures to untap during your second turn.
Outside of Standard, "Vitalize" is your best option, although any number of cards would have a similar effect. There are simply too many cards to list.
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How does sleep work in magic the gathering?
You choose a player to use it on when you cast it. When it resolves, tap all their creatures. When that player next has an untap step, he may not untap any of these creatures. A creature played and tapped after Sleep resolved, may untap in the next untap step. However a creature that was already tapped before Sleep resolved, may not untap. That's because Sleep's effect was applied to it (it affects all their creatures, not just untapped ones), even though it could not physically become tapped by Sleep.
When was The Troubled Sleep of Piano Magic created?
The Troubled Sleep of Piano Magic was created on 2003-12-15.
What is a campout?
A campout is a gathering or event at which people sleep or camp outdoors.
I can't sleep now what should I do?
You could take over-the- counter sleep aids to help you sleep if you are having trouble and can't sleep.
What are some brands of OTC sleep aids?
One of the most popular over-the-counter Sleep Aid is ibuprofhen. Some other over-the-counter brands of Sleep Aids include Diphenhydramine, Doxylamine and Acetomenophen.
Can you overdose on over the counter sleep medication?
Yes.
How do you put magic in a sentence?
Harry Potter is a wizard and has a magic wand. The magic teddy turned in a blanket so i could sleep
What are some strong over the counter sleep medications?
Over-the-counter all you are going to get is diphenhydramine or melatonin.
You cant sleep on Christmas Eve?
because you are very excited and Santa has a magic dust that puts you to sleep.
What are treatments for people with sleep disorders?
Minor sleep disorders can be treated with over the counter sleep aids, but more serious disorders are treatable with melatonin.
Does over the counter sleep aid cause weight gain?
Some over-the-counter sleep aids may have side effects that can contribute to weight gain, such as increased appetite or changes in metabolism. It's important to read the labels and consult with a healthcare provider before using sleep aids to understand the potential side effects.
What are over-the-counter options concerning sleep aids?
Some over-the-counter sleep aid options include Melatonin, Valerian, Doxylamine and Diphenhydramine. Some of these medications are better known by their brand names such as Benadryl and Unisom.
