Wtf les gars de la conception...

mais je la trouve si peu ravniquesque. Elle a presque plus sa place sur Capenna !!!

Attend la sortie de l'édition pour avoir les détails. Mais sinon, obviously, "solve" est un trigger de début de fin de tour qui check si ton enchantement est "solved" ou pas.

La résolution est donc un trigger conditionnel de fin de tour. Une affaire résolue n'essaie pas de se résoudre (???). J'ignore si la précision est importante, mais elle existe.

Individual Cases each have three abilities. The top ability is always active. The middle ability, preceded by "to solve," sets out the conditions under which you can solve the Case. At the beginning of your end step, if the Case is unsolved and if you've met the condition described in the middle ability, the Case becomes solved. The described condition must be true both as your end step begins and as the "to solve" ability tries to resolve. For Case of the Filched Falcon, if you control three or more artifacts as your end step begins, the "to solve" ability will trigger and go on the stack. If you still control three or more artifacts as that ability tries to resolve, the Case will be solved.

Now that the Case is solved, the middle ability won't trigger again. Additionally, the last ability, preceded by "solved," becomes active. If that ability is an activated ability, it can now be activated. If it's a triggered ability, it can now trigger. If it's a static ability, that ability now functions.

Given that a Case is solved, it stays solved until it leaves the battlefield, even if it changes controllers. If a Case does leave the battlefield and then returns, it's a new Case that returns unsolved and must be solved again.