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Topic: Rulings thread #14, Post all rulings questions here
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Denizen Member
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posted January 03, 2003 08:55 AM
My opponent has an Anvil of Bogarden and a Megrim out, and i have in my hand a Guerrila Tactics and a Fiery Temper. two questions: if i discard the temper to the anvil, do i take damage from the megrim if i play it's madness cost. and: if i discard the Guerrila Tactics, does the Anvil activate its ability?__________________ Collect: Phyrexian Infiltrator = 15 Wild Research = 13 Cops & Rops = 148 Click on - ONE SITE TO RULE THEM ALL!
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FyreStar Member
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posted January 03, 2003 09:02 AM
quote: Originally posted by mulder: My oponent plays a Mesmeric Fiend, and chooses some card from my hand to remove 1) Can I Wish for the card?2) What happens then when the Fiend leaves play? 3) Suppose I wished for it and the card is removed from game because of a Dissipate, do I still get it back when the Fiend dies? thanks!!!
1) Yes. 2) Nothing. Once the cards leaves the Removed From Game Zone, the Fiend's ability loses track of it. 3) No, for the same reason. quote: Originally posted by Denizen: My opponent has an Anvil of Bogarden and a Megrim out, and i have in my hand a Guerrila Tactics and a Fiery Temper. two questions: if i discard the temper to the anvil, do i take damage from the megrim if i play it's madness cost. and: if i discard the Guerrila Tactics, does the Anvil activate its ability?
1) Yes. Cards played via madness are still considered to be discarded. 2) Yes, the Guerrilla Tactics will deal four damage. __________________ You can't cheat an honest man.
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Drow Member
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posted January 03, 2003 10:30 AM
ok i cycle slice and dice can i discard it to wild mongrel?
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FyreStar Member
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posted January 03, 2003 10:46 AM
quote: Originally posted by Drow: ok i cycle slice and dice can i discard it to wild mongrel?
Nope. Discarding it is part of the cost to cycle it. __________________ You can't cheat an honest man.
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Drow Member
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posted January 03, 2003 10:48 AM
quote: Originally posted by FyreStar: Nope. Discarding it is part of the cost to cycle it.
thought so thx
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HustlerMay09 Member
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posted January 03, 2003 05:09 PM
When using the card Conspiracy, could you name a creature type such as "Bird Soldier Wizard" and all your creatures would count as birds, soldiers, and wizards?
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FyreStar Member
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posted January 03, 2003 05:51 PM
quote: Originally posted by HustlerMay09: When using the card Conspiracy, could you name a creature type such as "Bird Soldier Wizard" and all your creatures would count as birds, soldiers, and wizards?
Nope. That would be naming three different creature types; you can only name one. __________________ You can't cheat an honest man.
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da-odd-templar Member
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posted January 04, 2003 06:48 AM
Post Notification = on.__________________ Ari - We'll miss you.
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sawa_boon Member
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posted January 05, 2003 06:59 PM
questions about creature types. Let's say imagecraft or something ( tap to change a creature's creature type).1) I have a imagecrafter and my opponent controls a wellwisher and another imagecraft. now, i changed the wellwisher into a wizard, later in the same turn, my opponent change the same wellwisher into an elf. does the creature type 'Elf' replace the 'wizard', or issit now a 'wizard elf'? 2) what happens if my opponent tap his wellwisher to gain life, and i response to change the wellwisher into a squid using my imagecraft? And so does to sparksmith. 3) if i use the ability to change guskcloak harrier's (bird soldier) creature type into a goblin. does the 2 creature types of the harrier being changed into goblin?
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da-odd-templar Member
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posted January 05, 2003 07:01 PM
1.) It's of creature type "Elf" now.2.) On resolution of the ability, the wellwisher/sparksmith counts total number of respective creature types in play, and they don't count themselves since you changed their creature type. 3.) It's of creature type "Goblin" now. __________________ Ari - We'll miss you.
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Trag3dy Member
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posted January 05, 2003 09:16 PM
Okay.Say i have a Future Sight in play, along with a Wild Mongrel. When I attack can i not just discard as many cards as i desired to the Wild Mongrel? 2UUU Future Sight Play with the top card of your library revealed. You may play with the top card of your library as though it were in your hand. 1G Wild Mongrel Discard a card from your hand: Wild Mongrel gets +1/+1 and becomes the color of your choice till the end of turn. Is this not a legal combo?
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TeenieBopper Member
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posted January 05, 2003 09:18 PM
No, the combo doesn't work. The top card is still considered part of your library.__________________ Help me achieve my goal of 50 of each Unglued basic land!1/50 Forest 3/50 Island 2/50 Mountain 0/50 Plain 0/50 Swamp
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TunaBoo Member
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posted January 06, 2003 12:15 AM
Okay I keep hearing people talk about misdirecting a yawgs will. The card clearly uses the word YOU. So you can't misdirect it. Am I missing something?quote:
Text (US+errata): Until end of turn, you may play cards in your graveyard as though they were in your hand. ; If a card would be put into your graveyard this turn, remove that card from the game instead. [Oracle 1999/07/21]
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da-odd-templar Member
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posted January 06, 2003 12:36 AM
Where exactly are you hearing such atrocities?__________________ Ari - We'll miss you.
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FyreStar Member
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posted January 06, 2003 12:46 AM
Some people will try to Misdirect ANYTHING. A guy I used to play with attempted to Misdirect: Fact or Fiction, Global Ruin, Harrow, Brainstorm, Call of the Herd, Yawgmoth's Will, and even a few global enchantments. __________________ You can't cheat an honest man.
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TunaBoo Member
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posted January 06, 2003 06:47 AM
Ok, I am just making sure I was not losing it. I thought the You part was pretty self explanatory.__________________ Tuna's Most Wanted Card Of The Week: Japanese Chronicles City Of Brass If you see one, drop me a line. I will hook j00 up phat!2002 Runner up for: The Mimi Bobeck Award, The Big Bird Award, The AC/DC Award, The Homer Simpson Award, The Mike Bullard Award, The Chronicle Award.
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mulder Member
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posted January 06, 2003 08:05 AM
I have an Academy Rector in play. It's my opponent's turn, and he plays his second spell. In response, I play Read the Runes and sac the Rector, and I search an Arcane Laboratory. Since he played his second spell, what happens to it?thanks
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Mrhat Member
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posted January 06, 2003 08:13 AM
quote: Originally posted by mulder: I have an Academy Rector in play. It's my opponent's turn, and he plays his second spell. In response, I play Read the Runes and sac the Rector, and I search an Arcane Laboratory. Since he played his second spell, what happens to it?thanks
A spell is played when it's costs are payed and it is put on the stack. When the Lab comes into play, it has already been played, and the Lab is too late. Assuming you have no other responses, the spell resolves as normal, but he can't play any more that turn. __________________ C:\format C: http://www.greenparty.org
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rjohnson189 Member
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posted January 09, 2003 07:02 PM
Ok, here is the questionI have astral slide in play, and i cycle a card and remove my opponents merfolk looter from the game(it has summoning sickness still). After it comes back into playing and the end of turn abilities have resolved, is it true that i can cycle another card and remove it from the game again(or another creature from the game) and it wouldnt come back to the end of his turn and would retain summoning sickness?(because it hasnt been in play at the beginning of his turn) __________________ http://www.grapefrog.net/mind/
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Spelljack Member
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posted January 09, 2003 07:44 PM
A. My opponent attaks with Nantuko Husk and a 1/1 creature. I block his 1/1 creature with my 1/1 creature. Before his 1/1 creature dies, he sacrifices it for Nantuko husk to get +2/+2. 1. Do my 1/1 creature die? 2. Do i receive 4 damage? B. In my clean up step, i discard a card since i have 8 cards in hand. my opponent uses steamclaw to remove my discarded card from my graveyard and out of the game. 1. Can he do that in my clean up step? 2. Since the clean up step is after the end of turn step, instants and abilities cannot be used in the clean up step? __________________ "The past is to the present and will be to the future."
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da-odd-templar Member
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posted January 09, 2003 07:48 PM
quote: Originally posted by rjohnson189: Ok, here is the questionI have astral slide in play, and i cycle a card and remove my opponents merfolk looter from the game(it has summoning sickness still). After it comes back into playing and the end of turn abilities have resolved, is it true that i can cycle another card and remove it from the game again(or another creature from the game) and it wouldnt come back to the end of his turn and would retain summoning sickness?(because it hasnt been in play at the beginning of his turn)
Yes, if you remove a card from the game with slide after "at end of turn" triggers have triggered, the slide will wait until the next "at end of turn", which will be the next turn. __________________ Ari - We'll miss you.
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da-odd-templar Member
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posted January 09, 2003 07:52 PM
quote: Originally posted by Spelljack: A. My opponent attaks with Nantuko Husk and a 1/1 creature. I block his 1/1 creature with my 1/1 creature. Before his 1/1 creature dies, he sacrifices it for Nantuko husk to get +2/+2. 1. Do my 1/1 creature die? 2. Do i receive 4 damage?
If he sac's his 1/1 after after combat damage has been put on the stack, then your 1/1 dies. If before combat damage, your 1/1 lives. Again, if he puts 2 combat damage on the stack for the husk, then you take 2, even if he does sac a creature later. If he sac's before damage, then you take 4 (but your 1/1 lives). quote:
B. In my clean up step, i discard a card since i have 8 cards in hand. my opponent uses steamclaw to remove my discarded card from my graveyard and out of the game. 1. Can he do that in my clean up step? 2. Since the clean up step is after the end of turn step, instants and abilities cannot be used in the clean up step?
He can't do that, since no players get priority during the cleanup step. __________________ Ari - We'll miss you.
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Trag3dy Member
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posted January 09, 2003 08:06 PM
im in search of a second opinion. Future Sight Wild Mongrel can i discard cards to the wild mongrel from my deck, i mean the card does say play as though it were in your hand, and then wild mongrels ability. regardless of this "its still considered your library" i mean, it can be played, right? boy wizards,....whew. Trag3dy
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Spelljack Member
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posted January 09, 2003 08:12 PM
Thanks. That was a big help. They have been cheating me!__________________ "The past is to the present and will be to the future."
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FyreStar Member
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posted January 09, 2003 08:19 PM
quote: Originally posted by Trag3dy: im in search of a second opinion. Future Sight Wild Mongrel can i discard cards to the wild mongrel from my deck, i mean the card does say play as though it were in your hand, and then wild mongrels ability. regardless of this "its still considered your library" i mean, it can be played, right? boy wizards,....whew. Trag3dy
It doesn't work. Future Sight says you may play cards as if they were in your hand, but the cards aren't actually in your hand. To discard something, it needs to be in your hand.
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