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Topic: Rulings thread #14, Post all rulings questions here
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samus_ssp
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posted January 24, 2003 12:39 PM
 
BA! your all wrong. when a creature with trample is blocked, but before damage is put on the stack it gets removed from combat, Mr. Trample dose zero damage.
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da-odd-templar
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posted January 24, 2003 12:51 PM
Umm, no samus. You are wrong.I'll even quote from the comp. rules. quote:
502.9c If all the creatures blocking an attacking creature with trample are removed from combat
before the combat damage step, all its damage is assigned to the defending player.
Now go off and play Yu-Gi-Oh. __________________
Ari - We'll miss you.
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moxdiamd
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posted January 24, 2003 01:22 PM
I know this is a stupid question, but are cards from the beatdown box set tournament legal?
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grimmer
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posted January 24, 2003 01:32 PM
D.6.1 - All DCI tournaments are played as per the most recent text on cards. This means you play all cards as if they read like the most recent English language version of the card (plus errata). [Tournament Rules 1996/10/01] When Oracle (a complete card reference) is available, it should be used. [Tournament Rules 1997/10/01] D.6.2 - You may play cards from older or newer printings and expansions which bear the same name as a card which is allowed in the tournament format. Regardless of printing, however, Rule D.6.1 applies. [Aahz 1997/07/13]
[Edited 1 times, lastly by grimmer on January 24, 2003]
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GoingPostal
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posted January 24, 2003 05:35 PM
quote:
Originally posted by da-odd-templar:
Now go off and play Yu-Gi-Oh.
Ouch. __________________
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meep
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posted January 24, 2003 08:07 PM
When Nature's Revolt is in play, do the lands in my graveyard, deck and hand count as creatures?
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sawa_boon
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posted January 24, 2003 08:08 PM
quote:
Originally posted by meep:
When Nature's Revolt is in play, do the lands in my graveyard, deck and hand count as creatures?
no... as they are land cards, not lands nor creatures
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Vincentv_ff7
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posted January 24, 2003 08:09 PM
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Originally posted by meep:
When Nature's Revolt is in play, do the lands in my graveyard, deck and hand count as creatures?
Only the lands in play will count as 2/2 creatures (this includes your opponent's lands too) *EDIT* Bah, sawa_boon beat me to it
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Help me acheive my goal of collecting at least 20 of each Unglued Land!Current Collection:
6 Plains
6 Swamps
10 Islands
8 Forests
7 Mountains
[Edited 1 times, lastly by Vincentv_ff7 on January 24, 2003]
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meep
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posted January 24, 2003 08:48 PM
thanks!!!
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Burai_Star
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posted January 24, 2003 09:03 PM
Me and my friend had a game going and I had enough 1/1 tokens to kill him but he had a ensnaring bridge in play. He had one card in his hand and I attacked him. The card he had was a forbid. He tried to just cast it without anything else on the stack, in order to go down to zero cards in his hand. I told him he couldn't do that because there wasn't a legal target to counter. He argued and I need to know now before I break his nose. Please let me know.
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TeenieBopper
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posted January 24, 2003 09:09 PM
A counterspell must have a legal target, and can only target spells that are already on the stack. Because there are no spells on the stack, he cannot cast it.__________________
Help me achieve my goal of 50 of each Unglued basic land!1/50 Forest
3/50 Island
5/50 Mountain
1/50 Plain
0/50 Swamp
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Burai_Star
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posted January 24, 2003 09:17 PM
HA I KNEW I BEAT THAT MOFO... WELL I STILL BEAT HIM IN A LITTLE BIT WITH MY MORPHLING, BUT YAH THANKS.
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da-odd-templar
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posted January 24, 2003 09:18 PM
Also, so your friend can't try to pull a fast one on you again, any spell must have a target in order to play it. I'm sure some cursed scroll players would love to just randomly cast spells.  __________________
Ari - We'll miss you.
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Swimmer
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posted January 25, 2003 01:59 PM
My opponenet plays a morphed down creature. I control magic the creature and see it to be an exalted angel. He has an astral slide in play. WHen he cycles a card targetting the morphed creature, does the exaled angel come back under his or my control?__________________
cArdboArd boX: I sometimes wonder whether Ancestral Recall is better than Peek.
Swimmer: We all do, especially us poor kids.
cArdboArd boX: I sold my refridgerator.
Swimmer: My parents wouldnt like that.
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da-odd-templar
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posted January 25, 2003 03:30 PM
Astral Slide
Color: White
Type: Enchantment
Cost: 2W
Sets: ON(U)
Text(ON): Whenever a player cycles a card, you may remove target creature from the game. If you do, return that creature to play under its owner's control at end of turn. It returns to play under it's owner's control, which in that example is your opponent. __________________
Ari - We'll miss you.
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Swimmer
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posted January 25, 2003 03:41 PM
And the enchantment goes to the graveyard?__________________
cArdboArd boX: I sometimes wonder whether Ancestral Recall is better than Peek.
Swimmer: We all do, especially us poor kids.
cArdboArd boX: I sold my refridgerator.
Swimmer: My parents wouldnt like that.
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da-odd-templar
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posted January 25, 2003 05:52 PM
Yes, when the creature leaves play, the control magic is no longer enchanting a permanent, and when state based effects are checked its put into the graveyard.__________________
Ari - We'll miss you.
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-Vhati-il-dal-
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posted January 25, 2003 05:52 PM
Yes.
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HustlerMay09
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posted January 26, 2003 03:45 PM
If I remove one of my creatures from the game with astral slide, and then upheaval. Doesn't the creature come back into play at the end of the turn?
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-Vhati-il-dal-
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posted January 26, 2003 04:31 PM
Yes.
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raging_force
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posted January 26, 2003 04:33 PM
quote:
Originally posted by HustlerMay09:
If I remove one of my creatures from the game with astral slide, and then upheaval. Doesn't the creature come back into play at the end of the turn?
Yes the creature comes back yo play. Upheaval doesnt effect the creatures outside the game
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HustlerMay09
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posted January 26, 2003 04:39 PM
quote:
Originally posted by HustlerMay09:
If I remove one of my creatures from the game with astral slide, and then upheaval. Doesn't the creature come back into play at the end of the turn?
Basically what I'm asking is, in this post, http://www.magictraders.com/ubb/Forum9/HTML/021447.html, is Boogers right, or am I right?
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flyingmonkey
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posted January 26, 2003 06:33 PM
if i have, say a doomed necromancer, nantuko husk, and celestial gatekeeper in play, can i sac the gatekeeper to the husk, and then activate the gatekeepers ability but use the doomed necromancer to bring the gatekeeper back into play before the gatekeeper's remove from game ability kicks in? I prolly worded it wrong...but u'll prolly understand.
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da-odd-templar
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posted January 26, 2003 07:50 PM
quote:
Originally posted by HustlerMay09:
Basically what I'm asking is, in this post, http://www.magictraders.com/ubb/Forum9/HTML/021447.html, is Boogers right, or am I right?
That link is dead, but it's not necessary. Boogers was probably right. __________________
Ari - We'll miss you.
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da-odd-templar
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posted January 26, 2003 07:51 PM
quote:
Originally posted by flyingmonkey:
if i have, say a doomed necromancer, nantuko husk, and celestial gatekeeper in play, can i sac the gatekeeper to the husk, and then activate the gatekeepers ability but use the doomed necromancer to bring the gatekeeper back into play before the gatekeeper's remove from game ability kicks in? I prolly worded it wrong...but u'll prolly understand.
What's celestial gatekeeper? It didn't come up in a ruling search. __________________
Ari - We'll miss you.
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