To illustrate what I mean, let's consider a turn where your opponent simply draws a card, plays a land, and says, "Go." Your opponent has whizzed through his or her turn, but technically speaking his or her upkeep, combat phase, and end of turn step have still happened, and you have the option to cast a spell at any of these times
Watching the World Burn Whew
One unique facet of their site is their large section for Magic beginners with lots of video tutorials and articles aimed at players with little experience
For now we will stick with Purple between Black and Blue, but we still have to define what this color means
Then it can copy your Commander and that works, hence it's everyone's favorite Clone there, but...not mine
If we want a catch-all removal spell, we would look to play the slow, but effective [card]Utter End[/card]