They’re creature tokens, therefore they’re creatures. Pure and simple. Soul’s Attendant’s effect doesn’t state “nontoken creatures”, so you get the life. Also, use the tags in the future and wrap them around cards so we can understand the wording better.

How do you print custom magic tokens?

How to Print Tokens

1. Open up the full view of your token card.
2. Save the image or copy and paste into a document or image editing program.
3. Resize the image to 3.48″x2. 49″ or 63mm x 88mm.
4. Print and cut around the borders.
5. Enjoy at your next FNM or Draft event!

What are creature tokens in Magic The Gathering?

Those are tokens, and again, they are not real Magic: the Gathering cards. They exist only to give you, the player, something to use as a marker. They usually look like the thing they are representing, which makes them far more player-friendly than, for example, a die, or a piece of torn paper.

Are custom tokens tournament legal?

Personalise your game experience with custom tokens There are no restrictions or rules to the tokens you can create, and the best thing is: custom tokens are tournament legal!

Can you Ninjutsu a token?

You can Ninjutsu a token, as it is an unblocked creature.

What’s the difference between a token and a creature?

The only difference between a token creature and a normal creature is that a token isn’t a “card” (even if you use a token card to represent it). As such, it can’t do one thing a normal card can do, which is change zones. Unless a card refers to “creature cards” or “non-token creatures” it deals with tokens the same way.

How are tokens used in the game of magic?

A token is a marker used to represent any permanent that isn’t represented by a card. 110.5a A token is both owned and controlled by the player under whose control it entered the battlefield. 110.5b The spell or ability that creates a token may define the values of any number of characteristics for the token. This becomes the token’s “text.”

What’s the difference between a card and a token?

The same is true of copies of spells and copies of cards. The only difference between a token creature and a normal creature is that a token isn’t a “card” (even if you use a token card to represent it). As such, it can’t do one thing a normal card can do, which is change zones.

How are 204.2c tokens different from normal cards?

204.2c Tokens have card types even though they aren’t cards. The same is true of copies of spells and copies of cards. The only difference between a token creature and a normal creature is that a token isn’t a “card” (even if you use a token card to represent it). As such, it can’t do one thing a normal card can do, which is change zones.