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In magic the gathering If a creature token is put into play then will effects like Soul warden Her effect being whenever another creature comes into play you gain 1 life work?
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Yes, Soul Warden's ability is activated when a creature token enters the battlefield (or "comes into play"). For example, if your opponent has out a Soul Warden and you play a Seige-Gang Commander, your opponent gains four life.
This also applies to any other cards with abilities activated by creatures entering the battlefield, such as Hamletback Goliath.
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