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Topic: Need a Ruling? come on in..
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Svenmonkey Member
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posted May 13, 2000 11:27 AM
If I play a Falter, and my brother has a Spidersilk Armor out, can his creatures still block, if they don't have flying?__________________ "These monkeys mean business"- Simian Grunts
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Goblin_Snowman Member
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posted May 13, 2000 11:36 AM
Kworb grow up. Coolio answers questions everyday and he probabiy takes a while to look up answers and make sure everything he says has been researched and whatever he responds is the most accurate answer.I see tack isn't exactly a strong suit. Congrats on moving Coolio hopefully there is more places to hide cards in your new dorm. Oh yeah a question would be good. How many levels are there of dci sanctioned judges?
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Olorin unregistered
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posted May 13, 2000 12:26 PM
Should I use Rapid Decay when my opponent sac the Rector or when he starts muttering about removing it from the grave to search for whatever...?
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Barren Member
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posted May 13, 2000 02:53 PM
Hello i have 2 questions, 1) Does lifeline affect all players or just whoever controlls it? Please send me the URL on the WOTC website for this Erattta. 2)If i Have an oppleensance in play and 2 parralx wavaves. Can I remove 1 wave with the other wave. Then once the wave that wave (that removes the other wave) is gone does the first one comes into play w/ 5 counters?please email me thanx -Barren __________________ Canadian? Love WASUBI? see it at http://www.adcritic.com/content/budweiser-true-wasabi.html [This message has been edited by Barren (edited 05-13-2000).]
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Kworb Member
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posted May 13, 2000 03:24 PM
Snowman what do you mean grow up? I thought it would be nice of me to answer some questions while coolio wasn't here but I realize now I shouldn't have done that because coolio wants all the credit for this incredibly large post
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Trademark Member
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posted May 13, 2000 03:57 PM
Goblin_Snowman, there are three levels of DCI judging, the lowest being 1, and the highest being 3.Olorin: I think Rector's ability is a replacement effect, I'd have to look up the card text...
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Raker Member
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posted May 13, 2000 04:11 PM
Ok i have got 2 more questions...1)It is my Opponents turn and he declares that he is attacking with some creature. I cast Boomerang(targetting the creature) and put it on the stack. My opponent taps his Mother of Runes to give the creature Pro:Blue. The Mother's ability goes on the stack. My question is would the Boomerang return the creature to his hand when it resolves, even if the creature was given Pro:Blue? 2)I have out a Blizzard Elemental. I Declare my Attack phase. My Opponent uses his Icy Manipulator to tap my Blizzard Elemental.I let the Icy's ability resolve, then I untap my Blizzard Elemental using its ability. Can my Blizzard Elemental still be declared as an Attacker? __________________ "Illusion steals Reality from the Unwise"
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Trademark Member
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posted May 13, 2000 05:25 PM
Woohoo. easy questions! Raker: When a creature has Pro Blue, it cannot be targeted or damaged by Blue Creatures or Blue Spells (counterspell being an exception) So the boomerang would fizzle. And you may only have 1 attack phase a turn unless you cast Relentless Assault, so no, you wouldn't be able to attack again.
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Alkiser Member
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posted May 13, 2000 07:43 PM
Your opponet cant tap your creature in responce to you attacking with it, because it is alreay tapped.If you want to stop someone from attacking with a creature by using this card, you must do so before attackers are declared. You cannot wait until after attackers are declared and then try to use it to make a creature stop attacking. [D'Angelo 98/06/03] Note that your opponent cannot start declaring attackers without letting you use the Icy.
[This message has been edited by Alkiser (edited 05-13-2000).]
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Trademark Member
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posted May 13, 2000 07:46 PM
Alkiser:You can respond to your opponent declaring his attack by tapping a creature.
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Raker Member
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posted May 13, 2000 08:28 PM
Hold on.... I think you misunderstood my questions.....1)My opponent gave his creature Pro: Blue AFTER I had already cast Boomerang and targetted his creature(when a spell's cost is paid you declare a target. Dont' you?) 2)I never declared that I was attacking with the Blizzard Elemental, just that I was Entering my attack phase(So he taps it then I untap it THEN I declare it as an attacker) Am I still right? __________________ "Illusion steals Reality from the Unwise" [This message has been edited by Raker (edited 05-13-2000).]
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Kworb Member
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posted May 14, 2000 05:14 AM
Well I know the first question: When you cast Boomerang it goes on the stack. As a response your opponent gives the target Pro: Blue which goes on the stack too. The Pro: Blue is on top of the stack so it resolves first, giving the creature Pro: Blue. Then the Boomerang resolves, but the creature has Pro: Blue now, so it doesn't have any effect.
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Silvertine unregistered
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posted May 14, 2000 09:04 AM
I have 3 islands in play. Can I play Snap (for free)and in response play Show and Tell, playing something like Serra Avatar (then using the Snap to bounce whatever creature they cast)? Mossdog Green G Creature-Beast(?) 1/1 If ~this~ it the target of an opponent's spell or ability, put a +1/+1 counter on ~this~. Nemesis Common
If Mossdog is targetted by my opponent's Masticore, does it immidiately get +1/+1 (thereby surviving the damge)? What if targetted repeatedly? Does it get +1/+1 each time (surviving each time)? If Mossdog attacks and is blocked by a 1/1 creature, does it survive and get +1/+1? Or does it die first? Does Necropotence give you the cards at the end of the turn you pay life, or at the end of the NEXT turn after you pay life? Thanks. -Silvertine
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Silvertine unregistered
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posted May 14, 2000 09:09 AM
I have 3 islands in play. Can I play Snap (for free)and in response play Show and Tell, playing something like Serra Avatar (then using the Snap to bounce whatever creature they cast)? Mossdog Green G Creature-Beast(?) 1/1 If ~this~ it the target of an opponent's spell or ability, put a +1/+1 counter on ~this~. Nemesis Common
If Mossdog is targetted by my opponent's Masticore, does it immidiately get +1/+1 (thereby surviving the damge)? What if targetted repeatedly? Does it get +1/+1 each time (surviving each time)? If Mossdog attacks and is blocked by a 1/1 creature, does it survive and get +1/+1? Or does it die first? Does Necropotence give you the cards at the end of turn you paid life for it, or at the end of the NEXT turn after you paid life? Thanks. -Silvertine
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coolio Member
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posted May 14, 2000 10:58 AM
rpitcher: dont worry bout it.. I was just curious Kworb: get a life, stay away from my posts.. and stay out of my life... do notice your replies have been and will be removed if necessary. Svenmonkey: FALTER 1R Instant Creatures without flying can't block this turn. SPIDERSILK ARMOR 2G Enchantment Creatures you control get +0/+1 and may block as though they had flying. when you block, treat as tho the creatures had flying. basically you have to pretend the creatures have ability of flying when they block.. ...when/may A as tho they had B ...when A happens, treat as if they have B. Goblin_Snowman: thanks.. and I moved home for summer .. as for answering everyday.. I shall try.. since at home I only got 1 line.. it may be harder on wkends... as I said.. I try to be as accurate as possible. thanks for the vote of confidence =) as for your question, there are 5 levels of sanctioned judges. me, the lowly lvl 1 get to run around and do leg work. level 2's get to head judge JSS and pre-releases, level 3's get to head judge PTQ's, lvl 4's get to head judge regionals and PT's. Lastly the only lvl 5 is head judge at nationals and worlds. Olorin: when rector his the graveyard, his enter graveyard (remove rector from game and search for enchantment) ability goes on the stack, at this point you have a chance to respond and use rapid decay to remove it from the game. after that the rector ability resolves, and since its no longer in the graveyard for them to remove and search, the ability fizzles.. or more correctly, counters itself. Barren: 1. the oracle page for all up to date wordings on Urza's Saga is located here: http://www.wizards.com/DCI/oracle/UZ%202_1_00.txt 2. well it works best with 3 waves, since with 2 wave, lets now call them wave A and wave B, wave A removes wave B from the game. wave B only comes back when wave A leaves, now if you try to remove A with itself, it stays gone forever (that ruling is in the D'Angelo's Ruling summary, link is in my signature. as for will it come into play with 5 counters, yes fading is comes into play triggered ability, so yes you'd have to put counters on the wave that comes back in. Kworb: sure I want all the credit for this incredible large post.. I did start it.. I am a certified judge.. but my absence is never long term.. ©
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coolio Member
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posted May 14, 2000 11:00 AM
Mark: 1. wrong.. 2. wrong.. keep working on it thoRaker: 1. no, the boomerrang will now fizzle because when it tries to resolve, the creature it tried to target is now no longer a legal target, therefore giving the creature pro:blue will counter the boomerrang. 2. absolutely. before you declare and tap attackers.. both has a chance to respond, he chooses to tap, you let the affect resolve, at this point you both still have a time period to do something else, which is... untapping the attacker and rd to be declared an attacker. Mark: 1. yes.. 1 right.. *clap* 2. still wrong. gl next time Raker: when the boomerrang resolves, it checks to see if the target is still legal, since its not, boomerrang will fizzle. 2. correct.. see above explanation. Silvertine: how do u cast a sorcery in response to snap? you cant sorry. 2. yes.. soon as the mossdog is declared a target by your opponent, it will get the +1/+1 immediately.. surviving masticore. 2a. blocking isnt targetted.. so mossdog will die to another 1/1 if it has no counters. the specific wording of necro says at your end of turn. which means your end of turn step. if you did on your turn before that, you get it that turn, if later, then the following turn. ©
__________________ Reference Page: www.magictraders.com/reflists/coolio.html DCI Certified Level I Judge Judge Certification & Training Oracle Card Reference D'Angelo Rulings Summary MTG Rules Got Magic:The Gathering Questions? Get them answered here. My Judge Article [This message has been edited by coolio (edited 05-14-2000).]
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dans135 Member
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posted May 14, 2000 11:34 AM
OK, here's the situation... It's a Tempest/Destiny Booster draft...I have a Wall of Glare and a Spike Drone with 1 counter in play. My opponent has a Fireslinger (no sickness) and Lightning Elemental in play. During his main phase, my opponent plays another Lightning Elemental. He announces his attack with both Elementals. I declare Wall of Glare as blocking both Elementals. I respond to my declaration by paying 2, removing the counter from the Spike Drone and giving it to my Wall, making it 1/6. I then respond to that by Casting Scent of Ivy, revealing one green card, making the wall 2/7. (My plan is to kill both elementals with the wall.) My opponent responds to that by tapping his Fireslinger, dealing one damage to the Spike Drone. He claims that the counter will not move to the Wall of Glare because the Spike Drone dies before the its ability resolves. Is he correct? (and why?) e-mail your reply to me if possible, thanks.
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Trademark Member
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posted May 14, 2000 12:12 PM
Beh.. time to go back to my cubbyhole on THAT side of the room..
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coolio Member
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posted May 14, 2000 01:05 PM
Dans135: well..your opponent is wrong.. your opponent is shooting at nothing by the time he has a chance to do anything.when you use the drone's ability and move off the +1/+1 and leaving the drone a 0/0, the second priority is given to anyone right after you use the ability (removing a counter is a cost of the ability) state based effects check.. and you have a creature with 0 toughness in play.. which is put directly into the graveyard.. do not pass go.. do no collect 200$. so by the time he has a chance to respond with the fireslinger.. the drone is already gone and dead. c __________________ Reference Page: www.magictraders.com/reflists/coolio.html DCI Certified Level I Judge Judge Certification & Training Oracle Card Reference D'Angelo Rulings Summary MTG Rules Got Magic:The Gathering Questions? Get them answered here. My Judge Article
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swoop ryder unregistered
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posted May 14, 2000 05:39 PM
i was in a tournament and i had a hidden gibbons in play that had turned into a creature. Now, someone powder kegs for 0 and my opponent (nick hunt '99 alaska state champion) says that it dies because it has the same effect as a treetop village in that it doesn't have a casting cost now that it changed. My argument was that it was still the same card and the casting cost remains.Are you still with me? help.
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coolio Member
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posted May 14, 2000 06:02 PM
swoop ryder: your opponent.. and I dont care who he is... he could be this yrs world champion.. that doesnt mean they: 1. know the rules all that well.. and 2. can use their status as a "champion" to bully other players... (1 side note. and I'm sorry if your from alaska.. but that is a small state in terms of population.. the schooling players and metagame altering players are here in the northeast region... being the alaska state champ means jack to me) back to your question... here is the wording of gibbons as taken from the Oracle.HIDDEN GIBBONS G Enchantment When an opponent plays an instant spell, if Hidden Gibbons is an enchantment, Hidden Gibbons becomes a 4/4 Ape creature. nowhere on the card does it say bring in a token creature.. the enchantment itself becomes a creature.. it still retains its converted casting cost of 1 mana. ©
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Selvaxri Member
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posted May 14, 2000 06:15 PM
cools: what's the difference between 'Enchantments' and 'Enchant Worlds', ie Seismic Assault and Land's Edge, both have the same ability (discard a land: deal 2 damage)? thanx...
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coolio Member
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posted May 14, 2000 06:23 PM
enchantments are just (according to the old rulebook) treated as "enchant tables (or whatever playing surface you're on)"enchant worlds however, should be treated like a legend.. there is only 1 enchant world in play at any given time.. however.. it works a bit differently from legends in that.. the last one cast and coming into play is the one that stays. say you have the abyss out, and I cast lands edge.. the lands edge stay.. but the abyss then leaves play and goes to owner's graveyard. © __________________ Reference Page: www.magictraders.com/reflists/coolio.html DCI Certified Level I Judge Judge Certification & Training Oracle Card Reference D'Angelo Rulings Summary MTG Rules Got Magic:The Gathering Questions? Get them answered here. My Judge Article
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gh0stface Member
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posted May 14, 2000 06:24 PM
I believe their can't be 2 enchant worlds in play. not sure if it has to be the same enchant world or just an enchant world.__________________ gh0stface's Reflist One injustice starts a thousand riots. One law stops a thousand crimes. One thought opens a thousand eyes. One sun brings a thousand dawns. My family protects all families.
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Imagenyuss Member
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posted May 14, 2000 07:16 PM
does the active player always have priority as far as things being played at the same time. And is there any card that says "you may play an enchantment whenever you may play an instant"?__________________ shut up because Im a genyuss.
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