This is a two part question with a simple scenario.
Q1: I have 5 creatures on the field and I cast Nomads' Assembly, then proceed to cast Reverberate on the stack copying the Assembly. As both resolve, I would have 5 Kor soldiers made from the Reverberate, then as the actual assembly resolved it would make 10? Bringing my total creature count to 20?
This is a two part question with a simple scenario.
Q1: I have 5 creatures on the field and I cast Nomads' Assembly, then proceed to cast Reverberate on the stack copying the Assembly. As both resolve, I would have 5 Kor soldiers made from the Reverberate, then as the actual assembly resolved it would make 10? Bringing my total creature count to 20?
Correct. The number of creatures Assembly creates is determined on resolution of the spell.
Q2: Reverberate would also rebound?
No, Reverberate creates a copy of the targeted spell when it resolves, it does not become the targeted spell. The copy was not cast from your hand and so does not trigger rebound and the copy would cease to exist long before it could.
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2) Reverberate doesn't become a copy; it creates a new object on the stack that's a copy. Since that copy ceases to exist when it leaves the stack, you won't be able to rebound it.
Q1: I have 5 creatures on the field and I cast Nomads' Assembly, then proceed to cast Reverberate on the stack copying the Assembly. As both resolve, I would have 5 Kor soldiers made from the Reverberate, then as the actual assembly resolved it would make 10? Bringing my total creature count to 20?
Q2: Reverberate would also rebound?
Correct. The number of creatures Assembly creates is determined on resolution of the spell.
No, Reverberate creates a copy of the targeted spell when it resolves, it does not become the targeted spell. The copy was not cast from your hand and so does not trigger rebound and the copy would cease to exist long before it could.
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You can also find the latest Comprehensive Rules here.
2) Reverberate doesn't become a copy; it creates a new object on the stack that's a copy. Since that copy ceases to exist when it leaves the stack, you won't be able to rebound it.
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