Just looking for some clarification here. I know that if a creature has a -1-1 counter on it and it receives a +1+1 counter, they basically cancel each other out. My question is though, is the counter removed from the creature? The reason I ask is because it plays a significant role in how cards such as KulRath Knight and Crumbling Ashes work. If the counter is removed, then these cards abilities do not affect a creature. I would assume the affect of the -1-1 counter is cancelled out by a +1+1 counter but the counter itself still sticks to the creature.
I'm building a deck that revolves around wither and I know this is going to be a question that pops up when I use the deck. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Just looking for some clarification here. I know that if a creature has a -1-1 counter on it and it receives a +1+1 counter, they basically cancel each other out. My question is though, is the counter removed from the creature? The reason I ask is because it plays a significant role in how cards such as KulRath Knight and Crumbling Ashes work. If the counter is removed, then these cards abilities do not affect a creature. I would assume the affect of the -1-1 counter is cancelled out by a +1+1 counter but the counter itself still sticks to the creature.
I'm building a deck that revolves around wither and I know this is going to be a question that pops up when I use the deck. Thanks in advance for your help.
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