If opponent plays it during my first main phase, and I play a creature with haste after, can I still attack with the new creature?

Basically, does the bolt's second sentence apply only to creatures in play at the time it was played?

Thanks in advance!

--Evil

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Originally posted by evilempire22:
Intimidation Bolt

If opponent plays it during my first main phase, and I play a creature with haste after, can I still attack with the new creature?

Basically, does the bolt's second sentence apply only to creatures in play at the time it was played?

Thanks in advance!

--Evil

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Its only an mtgo bug that allows haste creatures to attack after its been played. They're not supposed to be able to.

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I play healing salve, targeting myself choosing to prevent the next three damage dealt to me.

What happens?

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Originally posted by iheartp9:
It depends, if you choose to prevent the lifelink damage then the event never occurs and lifelink doesn't trigger. If you choose to prevent the other damage (or a mix) then they'll gain the appropriate amount of life.

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so I choose which damage healing salve prevents?

Can I user Pariah as a removal spell? ie put it on a fatty of my opponents and take no dmg until he kills his own creature?

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Originally posted by Keaner:
Hi, quick question about a possible duels of the planeswalker glitch.

Can I user Pariah as a removal spell? ie put it on a fatty of my opponents and take no dmg until he kills his own creature?

I had to ask because the way the card is worded on the game, it sounds like I should be able to. But for some reason the dmg doesn't get redirected to my opponent's creature. He attacks with a 3/2 ascetic and a 2/4 giant spider with a pariah attached. I'm taking 5 dmg instead of only 2.

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That is definitely a glitch.

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Originally posted by The Gatherer rulings:
10/4/2004: You can play this on an opponent's creature, and all damage done to you is instead done to their creature.

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Originally posted by Matt Conroy:
Can I MM naming Ichorid to prevent my opponent from removing a creature to bring Ichorid back into play?

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Originally posted by marriedwithchildren:
I open my turn playing a duress. My opponent Forces my duress, then I Mana Drain his Force. I then skipped to my next main phase to get 5 colorless mana. He tells me that because I didn't announce that I was playing duress during my first phase I would have to wait until my next turn to get the mana. I didn't argue with him and won on my next turn but is he right or would I get the mana when I first intended?

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Originally posted by marriedwithchildren:
I open my turn playing a duress. My opponent Forces my duress, then I Mana Drain his Force. I then skipped to my next main phase to get 5 colorless mana. He tells me that because I didn't announce that I was playing duress during my first phase I would have to wait until my next turn to get the mana. I didn't argue with him and won on my next turn but is he right or would I get the mana when I first intended?

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unless you specific that you were skipping to your second main then it would be assumed you were in the first main. No judge would rule otherwise unless there is additional missing information. Players dont announce every little thing they do. Its what makes paper magic great, but possible a little vague. There is a standard set to procedures players will use as shortcuts and if someone wants to do something outside the norm then that's when they make those sort of announcements (ie: move to my second main phase, cast duress).

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Buying MM counterspells for my counterspell collection. Click me!

That person attempted to sacrifice it to destroy my enchantment. In response, I attempted to terminate it.

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Originally posted by Lantis:
Hi, can someone explain this to me. I was at a tournament and someone had a Qasali Pridemage out.

That person attempted to sacrifice it to destroy my enchantment. In response, I attempted to terminate it.

I was told however, that sacrificing it does not get added to the stack. Why not?

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Originally posted by Lantis:
Hi, can someone explain this to me. I was at a tournament and someone had a Qasali Pridemage out.

That person attempted to sacrifice it to destroy my enchantment. In response, I attempted to terminate it.

I was told however, that sacrificing it does not get added to the stack. Why not?

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whomever has priority chooses to use pridemage ability. They announce the ability, pay the costs which is 1 + sac, then place the ability on the stack, then they pass priority back.

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Buying MM counterspells for my counterspell collection. Click me!

My first thought was yes, b/c everything is returned at once, putting warped devotion's discard ability on the stack, leaving me with a hand full of 7 and opponents discard whatever they decide to hold....but some of the rules may have changed since I quit, so that's why I'm asking.

Also I do know this can be risky with all the graveyard handy cards running around these days, and I prefer t1/extended over t2 if that matters, but mostly casual these days.

plz respond, thx!

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Also, anyone in the Moorcroft, Wy area play? if so contact me!!! My wife plays a bit but I played 10 years straight before I quit so I'm lookin for some fun and challenges ^.^

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Originally posted by Dumpkin Pumper:
I'm sure this question won't be a problem for you guys to answer. Please answer it as the rules apply in M10 too.

If I had a 10/10 Skyshroud Behemoth and my opponent was attacking with 9 1/1 elves, could the behemoth block all of them? If not, why?

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