does omnath lose the mana at end of turn

[Chameleon]

does omnath locus mana lose the mana at end of turn

[Kappu1]

Did you read the card?

Green mana doesn't empty from your mana pool as steps and phases end.

I mean seriously, this needed to be asked?

[Chameleon]

i mean end of turn not end of phases or steps

[Kappu1]

Well that is because your not using the proper terms for the game

1. Beginning Phase
a. Untap step
You untap all your tapped permanents. On the first
turn of the game, you don’t have any permanents, so
you just skip this step. No one can cast spells or activate
abilities during this step.
b. Upkeep step
This part of the turn is mentioned on a number of
cards. If something is supposed to happen just once
per turn, right at the beginning, an ability will trigger
“at the beginning of your upkeep.” Players can cast
instants and activate abilities.
c. Draw step
You draw a card from your library. (The player who
goes first skips the draw step on his or her first turn to
make up for the advantage of going first.) Players can
then cast instants and activate abilities.
2. First Main Phase
You can cast any number of sorceries, instants, creatures,
artifacts, enchantments, and planeswalkers, and you
can activate abilities. You can play a land during this
phase, but remember that you can play only one land
during your turn. Your opponent can cast instants and
activate abilities.
3. Combat Phase
a. Beginning of combat step
Players can cast instants and activate abilities.
b. Declare attackers step
You decide which, if any, of your untapped creatures
will attack, and which player or planeswalker they
will attack, then they do so. This taps the attacking
creatures. Players can then cast instants and activate
abilities.
c. Declare blockers step
Your opponent decides which, if any, of his or her
untapped creatures will block your attacking creatures,
then they do so. If multiple creatures block a single
attacker, you order the blockers to show which is first
in line for damage, which is second, and so on. Players
can then cast instants and activate abilities.
d. Combat damage step
Each attacking or blocking creature that’s still on the
battlefield assigns its combat damage to the defending
player (if it’s attacking that player and wasn’t blocked),
to a planeswalker (if it’s attacking that planeswalker and
wasn’t blocked), to the creature or creatures blocking it,
or to the creature it’s blocking. If an attacking creature
is blocked by multiple creatures, you divide its combat
damage among them by assigning at least enough
damage to the first blocking creature in line to destroy
it before assigning damage to the next one in line, and
so on. Once players decide how the creatures they
control will deal their combat damage, the damage is
all dealt at the same time. Players can then cast instants
and activate abilities.
e. End of combat step
Players can cast instants and activate abilities.
4. Second Main Phase
Your second main phase is just like your first main
phase. You can cast every type of spell and activate
abilities, but your opponent can only cast instants and
activate abilities. You can play a land during this phase
if you didn’t during your first main phase.
5. Ending Phase
a. End step
Abilities that trigger “at the beginning of your end step”
go on the stack. Players can cast instants and activate
abilities.
b. Cleanup step
If you have more than seven cards in your hand, choose
and discard cards until you have only seven. Next, all
damage on creatures is removed and all “until end of
turn” effects end. No one can cast instants or activate
abilities unless an ability triggers during this step.

[Chameleon]

so does omnath keep mana at end of turn or only at end of steps and phases

[Kappu1]

Do you know what doesn't means seriously if you can read English and the card and the stuff I posted you shouldn't be asking questions.....

I'll post again exactly the text off the card just for you:

Green mana doesn't empty from your mana pool as steps and phases end.

[Arix]

Kappu, it would be better if you just answered the question clearly.

The answer is no, Omnath carries mana over turns.

[Kappu1]

I answered it very clearly in my first two posts read the card and then look at what the right terms are for the steps and phases and you don't really have to give a person the answer because it should be apparent at that point.

[Arix]

If the card's text wasn't clear (and although it's clear to me, I can see how one might be confused by it), simply repeating it isn't going to help.

[hotsoss834]

Kap why do you have to be such a dick about it?