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Originally posted by Devonin:
And as the redirection happens to the spell while on the stack, Spellskite needs to be a legal target for the spell you want to redirect.

Edit: IE You -cannot- redirect a Go for the throat.

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You cannot change the target to Spellskite, no. But you can target it with Spellskite's ability, even though nothing would happen upon resolution.

From the NPH FAQ:
•You can activate Spellskite's ability even if Spellskite wouldn't be a legal target for the spell or ability. However, the target of that spell or ability will remain unchanged.

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Originally posted by -Lunch_Box-:
Assuming you are at an even life total does Mindslaver kill you outright if you control a spellskite or does it require a spell or ability to make it active.

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Originally posted by revenger:
Does creatures with changeling trigger Reaper Kings destroy target permanent ability?

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Yes.

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Changeling (This card is every creature type at all times.)

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Whenever another Scarecrow enters the battlefield under your control, destroy target permanent.

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Therefore, a Changeling (as an attribute in the rules text, and not creature type,) is all of the creatures listed here:
http://www.magicdeckvortex.com/visual_spoilers_creature_types_text_list.htm

Plus any races/species added in new sets by WOTC.
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In a multiplayer game, if a player loses while he has a spell on the stack, does the spell still resolve?

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Originally posted by Devonin:
800.4a. When a player leaves the game, all objects (see rule 109) owned by that player leave the
game, all spells and abilities controlled by that player on the stack cease to exist, and any effects
which give that player control of any objects or players end. Then, if there are any objects still
controlled by that player, those objects are exiled. This is not a state-based action. It happens as
soon as the player leaves the game. If the player who left the game had priority

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Yes, anything he controls on the stack, or owns on the battlefield leaves with him.

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Originally posted by Devonin:
Also, you can goatnap Changelings, which I think is hilarious.

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Goatnap?

Yes, I was thinking of building a Commander Reaper King deck, but I have no one to play in this town, or this area so it would be just a deck just in case I come across someone who does have a EDH/Commander deck.

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Originally posted by revenger:
Goatnap?

Yes, I was thinking of building a Commander Reaper King deck, but I have no one to play in this town, or this area so it would be just a deck just in case I come across someone who does have a EDH/Commander deck.

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Theres a few very limited cards that let you gain control of goats, I think they where from Lorwyn block?

I've got a few EDH decks, and most of the time, I just play them against regular 60-card decks, its alot of fun for me, since I don't have to be carefull about comboing off, or gaining control of the game to quickly like I would normally in EDH, (I normaly don't go for the win, even if i have it, when I play in EDH, until I'm about to lose for real, or I get bored.)

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Scenario:
I play Brawl.
Then play Godo, Bandit Warlord.
Search up a Gilded Lotus and put it in play.

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Originally posted by Skwirlnutz:
Does Bludgeon Brawl only affect Artifacts in play or does it turn ALL artifacts including the ones in my hand, and deck into equipment as well?

Scenario:
I play Brawl.
Then play Godo, Bandit Warlord.
Search up a Gilded Lotus and put it in play.

Does it work?

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And, if instead he had a disenchant in hand and I cast the time vault (or if tezzeret or a tinker fetches it for me) can he disenchant it before I'm able to use it or can I untap the time vault (using voltaic key) and use it in response to the disenchant?

-Play Warp World.
-Reveal a Siege-Gang Commander and Doubling Season.
-Siege-Gang Commander goes into play and ETB trigger goes on stack.
-Doubling Season goes into play.
-ETB ability resolves.
-Double tokens for me.

Thanks,

--Evil

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Originally posted by rockondon:
These are noob timing questions but I just want to make sure.

Lets say I have a voltaic key in play and I play tezzeret the seeker and plan on using his search ability to put a time vault in play. My opponent has a lightning bolt in his hand - can he bolt me (and thus, the tezzeret) before I am able to use its ability or do I still have priority?

And, if instead he had a disenchant in hand and I cast the time vault (or if tezzeret or a tinker fetches it for me) can he disenchant it before I'm able to use it or can I untap the time vault (using voltaic key) and use it in response to the disenchant?

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Originally posted by evilempire22:
Can someone please confirm if I understand the following scenario involving Warp World, Doubling Season, Siege-Gang Commander (or any other token-making creature)?

-Play Warp World.
-Reveal a Siege-Gang Commander and Doubling Season.
-Siege-Gang Commander goes into play and ETB trigger goes on stack.
-Doubling Season goes into play.
-ETB ability resolves.
-Double tokens for me.

Thanks,

--Evil

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- You play Warp World, it's put into the stack.
- You start resolving Warp World
- You reveal Doubling Season and Siege-Gang
- You put the Siege-Gang in play (Part of the put all creatures / artifacts / lands into play).
- Siege-Gang's ability triggers.
- Then you put doubling season into play (Part of Then put all enchantments into play)
- Warp World is put in the graveyard as it's finished resolving.
- Siege-Gang's ability is put onto the stack.
- Siege-Gang's ability is resolved. As there is Doubling season in play, you get twice the tokens.

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Originally posted by Tab:
Say I have a venser and an ichor wellspring, and my opponent has a chancellor of the dross. If I play a glimmerpoint stag, exile my ichor wellspring, then use venser to exile my glimmerpoint stag.

1. Does my wellspring come back?
2. When my stag comes back, would targeting his chancellor of the dross prevent it from attacking next turn?

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Originally posted by yukizora:

2. No

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In that case, could I hit the ichor wellspring again with the glimmerpoint stag when they both come back, and get the wellspring back immediately?

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Originally posted by Tab:
Say I have a venser and an ichor wellspring, and my opponent has a chancellor of the dross. If I play a glimmerpoint stag, exile my ichor wellspring, then use venser to exile my glimmerpoint stag.
1. Does my wellspring come back?
2. When my stag comes back, would targeting his chancellor of the dross prevent it from attacking next turn?

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2. Yes. Venser's +2 ability has the exact same effect as the Glimmerpoint Stag's, although it is a bit more restrictive in what it can target. At the beginning of the next end step(obviously your end step since you cast the Stag AND used Venser's ability), the Glimmerpoint Stag will be returned to the battlefield and the ETB effect will trigger. Targetting the Chancellor of the Dross will exile it and set up a delayed trigger to return it at the beginning of the next end step. Since we have already passed that point in your turn, the Chancellor will remain exiled through your opponents turn until the beginning of their (the next) end step.

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