posted June 12, 2000 09:34 AM            

Do token creatures count as creature cards? More specifically, does a Dual Nature copy my squirrel tokens, too, when I play a Deranged Hermit?

Can you Misdirection a Misdirection to target itself? Sorry if that one makes you crazy, Morgan. *evil laugh*

posted June 12, 2000 10:30 AM         

Hello: You can only regenerate a creature that has taken lethal damage.

Motio: Devastate "fizzles" as it's target is now gone, regardless of the Sheltering Prayers.
Creature tokens are not creature cards.
K.24.1 - Token creatures are in all ways like normal card-based permanents, except they are not cards for effects which look for cards. [CompRules 99/04/23]

You can't misdirect a spell to target itself, but you could misdirect a spell to the misdirection. So misdirection (A) could be targeted by Misdirection (B) to target Misdirection (B), but Misdirection (A) could NOT be targeted by Misdirection (B) to target misdirection (A). Got all that? Good. . .now where'd I put my hammer. . .

posted June 12, 2000 05:40 PM            

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posted June 12, 2000 09:15 PM         

Selvaxri: If you donate it, all but one would die, I belive, since the game still remembers which one came into play first, even thou they all gained the legendery status at the same time. As to creature type- "x", this means that the creatures are no longer legends, and you can have multiples.
This can remove the Legend creature type, and therefore the Legendary status, from a creature you control. [bethmo 99/09/22]

Raker: If you choose Wall, then your creatures cannot attack. [DeLaney 10/17/99]
So yes, donating a conspiracy w/"wall" named is a very not-nice thing to do.

Maro1: Yes.

DarkDamion: Let's assume you did a 2 point wumpus. . .
It woudl go like this.

1) Activate T.W. *thrashing wumpus* and put it's ability on the stack.
2) In response you active T.W.'s ability again, putting a second damage on the stack.
3) For simplicity's sake let's assume no other spells or abilities are played.
4) The first point of damage gets assigned to all creatures, and the negator's ability gets put on the stack.
5) Your opponent has to sacrifice 1 permanent, let's choose the negator.
6) Negator goes to the graveyard.
7) The second point of damage is assigned to everything, but there is no negator in play so no more permanents are sacrificed.

Hope this helps/is right.

posted June 13, 2000 06:17 AM            

Affects anything with an activation cost, which is anything written as Cost: effect, or as you may pay <-cost-> to do
<-effect->. [D'Angelo 99/05/01]

purplepat: the final resolution of a spell.. more specifically instants and sorceries is put into the graveyard... not as its resolving. so the search goes to the graveyard after the random selection.

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Does Black Vise work on all of your opponets or just 1 ? If it is just 1 than what happens when that player dies ? I am asking because I was going to make a deck for playing with more than one person.

What affect does Mana Web have on the opponent now that the evil stack has been introduced? It used to be one of the most broken cards before the stack, but it as released before 6th ed, so exactly what does it do? Is it a useless card now?

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posted June 14, 2000 09:55 AM         

Slim_Shady: The stack has always been around. Mana web will tap those lands that your opponent hasn't already tapped, assuming they produce the same mana that is. It's useful against blue decks, who won't really be able to cast anything on their turn and then cast counterspells on your turn, for example.

Krazykid1331: No official multiplayer rules, play it how you like it.

Kworb: I'll tell you when I get back to MY computer and get get all the card texts.

posted June 14, 2000 01:29 PM            

I think this is right. if the douse is already IN PLAY then you can use it in response. But since it is an enchantment you cannot put it into play in response to the shock for its not an instant. correct me if im wrong. magic is wierd.

posted June 14, 2000 07:54 PM         

However, the creature will not tap or be affected by any of the regeneration effects
until the regeneration actually occurs. *when it takes lethal damage, for example*

posted June 15, 2000 03:15 AM            

Will counters from Thrive stay on a creature that becomes something other than a creature? (Chimeric Idol, opal Acrolith, Soul Sculptor raw material, etc.)

posted June 15, 2000 03:17 AM            

Will counters from Thrive stay on a creature that becomes something other than a creature? (Chimeric Idol, opal Acrolith, Soul Sculptor raw material, etc.)