Forests tapping for GGG seems good. (Or UGG for Breeding Pools et al)
Double Wanderers means each one is protected from burnspells. Which is silly, but definitely complicates matters if you don't have a lot of guys to turn sideways.
And your opponents can't gain life while they can't gain life. Yo dawg.
But what if your opponents can't can't gain life? I'm not so sure how that interaction would work, but yeah, why worry about finding uses for this when you can copy Tibalt with it, no matter which one of his incarnations we're talking about:D
And your opponents can't gain life while they can't gain life. Yo dawg.
But what if your opponents can't can't gain life? I'm not so sure how that interaction would work, but yeah, why worry about finding uses for this when you can copy Tibalt with it, no matter which one of his incarnations we're talking about:D
Think about it, not only do you get a second copy of the best planeswalker ever printed, he lets you draw and discard at random twice as often, but he even has +1 more loyalty on top of that.
Please pardon my ignorance, is this an ETB or an "as it enters" effect? Meaning, if Humility or Hushwing Gryff are out, does this lose its ability to clone?
Please pardon my ignorance, is this an ETB or an "as it enters" effect? Meaning, if Humility or Hushwing Gryff are out, does this lose its ability to clone?
Clone effects are a replacement effect, Hushwing Gryff won't shut this down.
Humility won't stop the clone effect, but if the clone is referencing a creature on the battlefield it enters with no abilities as a 1/1 with a +1/+1 counter. If you pick a Planeswalker it isn't a creature when it hits the field.
Please pardon my ignorance, is this an ETB or an "as it enters" effect? Meaning, if Humility or Hushwing Gryff are out, does this lose its ability to clone?
It functions as the permanent enters the battlefield out of necessity. If it were an ETB, it would enter the battlefield, and, um, die before becoming anything due to being 0/0.
Please pardon my ignorance, is this an ETB or an "as it enters" effect? Meaning, if Humility or Hushwing Gryff are out, does this lose its ability to clone?
It functions as the permanent enters the battlefield out of necessity. If it were an ETB, it would enter the battlefield, and, um, die before becoming anything due to being 0/0.
So. With a humility in play this can enter as a planeswalker? Or does it enter as a 1/1 with no abilities?
Please pardon my ignorance, is this an ETB or an "as it enters" effect? Meaning, if Humility or Hushwing Gryff are out, does this lose its ability to clone?
It functions as the permanent enters the battlefield out of necessity. If it were an ETB, it would enter the battlefield, and, um, die before becoming anything due to being 0/0.
So. With a humility in play this can enter as a planeswalker? Or does it enter as a 1/1 with no abilities?
As Rakath said above, Humility won't stop the clone effect. It can still enter as a planeswalker. If it enters as a creature though, it will become a 1/1 with no abilities.
Basically, it's a creature spell until it hits the board; then it's either a creature permanent OR a planeswalker permanent. When cards like Humility say 'each creature' they mean 'each creature permanent' (unless they specifically state otherwise).
Also Me: *concern*
And your opponents can't gain life while they can't gain life. Yo dawg.
Gideon Blackblade will get both extra +1/+1 counter and loyalty counter, just sayin.
Double Wanderers means each one is protected from burnspells. Which is silly, but definitely complicates matters if you don't have a lot of guys to turn sideways.
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But what if your opponents can't can't gain life?
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Spoiler EditorProbably not the most broken, but Davriel and Jaya first came to mind for Limited.
Infinite etb/ltb triggers from everything, that's a good one.
Humility won't stop the clone effect, but if the clone is referencing a creature on the battlefield it enters with no abilities as a 1/1 with a +1/+1 counter. If you pick a Planeswalker it isn't a creature when it hits the field.
It functions as the permanent enters the battlefield out of necessity. If it were an ETB, it would enter the battlefield, and, um, die before becoming anything due to being 0/0.
So. With a humility in play this can enter as a planeswalker? Or does it enter as a 1/1 with no abilities?
As Rakath said above, Humility won't stop the clone effect. It can still enter as a planeswalker. If it enters as a creature though, it will become a 1/1 with no abilities.
Basically, it's a creature spell until it hits the board; then it's either a creature permanent OR a planeswalker permanent. When cards like Humility say 'each creature' they mean 'each creature permanent' (unless they specifically state otherwise).