Folks I'm wondering if I have a creature that has been made unblockable by some card, and I flash in blade of selves and equip it at combat phase would the resulting copies have unblockable as well?
509.1a. The defending player chooses which creatures they control, if any, will block. The chosen creatures must be untapped. For each of the chosen creatures, the defending player chooses one creature for it to block that's attacking that player or a planeswalker they control.
Why doesn't it overwrite 509.1a?
How is this card meant to be used then? To force an opponent to block with one of their creatures?
Using a play test card as my commander in a casual game, slivdrazi monstrosity. With that and mana echoes on the field along with any two other slivers, does it create and infinite combo after tapping/paying 3 to create a eldrazi token from Slivdrazi (gatherer)
What we decided was even tho player 1 is hexproof, Magus isn't targeting player so player 1 has to pick(target) a creature to destroy. Player 1's only creature is hexproof, but this only protects from opponents targeting, so player 1 would be forced to destroy the creature still. Right?
I play a Sliver deck in my casual commander group. I like the absorb mechanic on Lymph Sliver unfortunately it only saves each sliver from one damage. One could copy the creature, with any relative copying card(s), to add multiple instances of absorb. What I'm wondering although is how to add instances of absorb without copying the creature? Is there such a way?
Wondering cause we had a disagreement at our play group about whether or not Commander's Insignia accumulates each time your Commander is cast from the command zone, or if its only a one time shot as you cast it? As in if you only cast your commander once then cast Commander's Insignia it will only ever give a singular +1/+1. Or if you have cast your commander three times prior to casting Commander's Insignia it will only ever give +3/+3. Or would one then get +4/+4 for then next casting, +5/+5 for the fifth casting so on and so forth?
I guess cards like Myth Unbound would falling into this question as well.
Multicolored spells are spells that are more than 1 color. Being *a* color is not enough; it would need to be something like Utter End for the Filter to apply.
Thanks for clarifying, just one more tho. Would cards like Watchwolf be free to cast (0)? Or is has to be *2* like Utter End, meaning Urza's Filter is helpful only for a minimum mana cost of 4.
Any suggestion on how to make the other two sneaky?Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Consecutive posts merged. As for suggestions, I must ask to you ask elsewhere, as this forum is only for rules questions. Thank you! -MadMageQc
Example leyline of anticipation on the field, cast blightsteel colossus, use Rogue's passage, and flash blade of selves against 3 opponents for the win.
Card names fixed for tags to work. The names must be exact. -MadMageQc
Why doesn't it overwrite 509.1a?
How is this card meant to be used then? To force an opponent to block with one of their creatures?
My question who or how do I submit a review on the "playtest" cards or any others?
Player 2 plays Magus of the Abyss. Ends turn.
On player 1's upkeep what happens?
What we decided was even tho player 1 is hexproof, Magus isn't targeting player so player 1 has to pick(target) a creature to destroy. Player 1's only creature is hexproof, but this only protects from opponents targeting, so player 1 would be forced to destroy the creature still. Right?
I guess cards like Myth Unbound would falling into this question as well.
Thanks for clarifying, just one more tho. Would cards like Watchwolf be free to cast (0)? Or is has to be *2* like Utter End, meaning Urza's Filter is helpful only for a minimum mana cost of 4.