Atraxa, Praetors' Voice - Combos & Interactions

Atraxa, Praetors' Voice role: Atraxa is the repeatable proliferate source that restores Myojin's indestructible counter each turn cycle.

Timing: Atraxa must be present as the controller's end step begins.

Rules notes: Atraxa's trigger does not target Myojin. Removing Atraxa after the trigger exists does not normally remove the trigger. Sage of Hours removes all +1/+1 counters from itself as the activation cost. End-step timing: Atraxa triggers at the beginning of your end step and must be present as that step begins. Removing Atraxa after the trigger exists does not normally remove that trigger. Proliferate does not target: Proliferate chooses any number of eligible permanents and/or players during resolution. Hexproof and shroud do not stop a player or permanent from being chosen this way. Zero choices are legal: Any number includes zero, so a player can resolve a proliferate event without choosing permanents or players. Battlefield-only objects: Proliferate can choose permanents on the battlefield and players with counters, but it cannot choose cards in hand, graveyard, exile, library, command zone, or on the stack. Every existing counter kind: A chosen permanent or player receives one additional counter of each kind already there, not one selected kind under older text. No first counter: Atraxa cannot establish the first counter on a permanent or player through proliferate. +1/+1 and -1/-1 counters: State-based actions remove paired +1/+1 and -1/-1 counters before later proliferate decisions see the remaining counters. Player counters: Selected players receive another counter of each kind already on them, including poison, energy, experience, rad, ticket, or future supported player counters. Poison is separate from infect and toxic: Atraxa can multiply poison counters after they exist, but Atraxa does not inherently have infect or toxic and does not create the first poison counter. Planeswalker loyalty: Proliferating a planeswalker adds loyalty counters but does not activate loyalty abilities or bypass loyalty-activation limits. Sagas are situational: Adding lore counters can trigger chapters, but it can also rush a Saga to its final chapter and sacrifice. Battles are usually negative: Adding defense counters normally makes a battle harder to defeat, so battles are not automatic Atraxa synergies. Stun, finality, time, fade, shield, oil, and ability counters: Each counter kind needs polarity and card-specific handling. Duplicate keyword counters usually do not add another useful copy of the keyword. Trigger copying and extra turns: Copying Atraxa's trigger creates another proliferate event. Extra turns and additional end steps create more Atraxa triggers only when Atraxa is present as each end step begins. Blink and phasing: Blinking Atraxa protects or resets her but does not itself proliferate. A phased-out Atraxa will not trigger at the beginning of the end step.

Last reviewed: Jul 18, 2026

Atraxa, Praetors' Voice role: Atraxa is the repeatable proliferate source that keeps an eon counter available for Nesting Grounds to move back to Magosi.

Timing: Atraxa must be present as the controller's end step begins. The active player must be able to replay Magosi after returning it.

Rules notes: The source requires Magosi to begin with at least two eon counters. Atraxa proliferates the eon counter on Nesting Grounds, not a card outside the battlefield. The line depends on land-play timing and available activated abilities. End-step timing: Atraxa triggers at the beginning of your end step and must be present as that step begins. Removing Atraxa after the trigger exists does not normally remove that trigger. Proliferate does not target: Proliferate chooses any number of eligible permanents and/or players during resolution. Hexproof and shroud do not stop a player or permanent from being chosen this way. Zero choices are legal: Any number includes zero, so a player can resolve a proliferate event without choosing permanents or players. Battlefield-only objects: Proliferate can choose permanents on the battlefield and players with counters, but it cannot choose cards in hand, graveyard, exile, library, command zone, or on the stack. Every existing counter kind: A chosen permanent or player receives one additional counter of each kind already there, not one selected kind under older text. No first counter: Atraxa cannot establish the first counter on a permanent or player through proliferate. +1/+1 and -1/-1 counters: State-based actions remove paired +1/+1 and -1/-1 counters before later proliferate decisions see the remaining counters. Player counters: Selected players receive another counter of each kind already on them, including poison, energy, experience, rad, ticket, or future supported player counters. Poison is separate from infect and toxic: Atraxa can multiply poison counters after they exist, but Atraxa does not inherently have infect or toxic and does not create the first poison counter. Planeswalker loyalty: Proliferating a planeswalker adds loyalty counters but does not activate loyalty abilities or bypass loyalty-activation limits. Sagas are situational: Adding lore counters can trigger chapters, but it can also rush a Saga to its final chapter and sacrifice. Battles are usually negative: Adding defense counters normally makes a battle harder to defeat, so battles are not automatic Atraxa synergies. Stun, finality, time, fade, shield, oil, and ability counters: Each counter kind needs polarity and card-specific handling. Duplicate keyword counters usually do not add another useful copy of the keyword. Trigger copying and extra turns: Copying Atraxa's trigger creates another proliferate event. Extra turns and additional end steps create more Atraxa triggers only when Atraxa is present as each end step begins. Blink and phasing: Blinking Atraxa protects or resets her but does not itself proliferate. A phased-out Atraxa will not trigger at the beginning of the end step.

Last reviewed: Jul 18, 2026