Hi all, I'm working on an EDH deck using Wulfgar of Icewind Dale and, while the effect is fairly straightforward in most cases, I'm uncertain about one aspect. The card's text includes "If a creature you control attacking would cause the triggered ability of a permanent you control to trigger, that ability triggers an additional time." How would this interact with a card that specifies that YOU, as the player, attack (which I interpret as more or less "attack with at least one creature during your combat phase) There's nothing in the direct ruleset that I can find defining what exactly goes into you, as a player attacking.
Let's say I play Wulfgar while I have Overwhelming Instinct in play. Then, I attack with three creatures. I draw a card, which is a triggered ability, and that ability only could have been triggered by attacking with a creature (since otherwise there'd be no attack step). Does Wulfgar's effect trigger and thus allow me to draw a second card, or does it not because the effect is not triggered specifically by [a creature] attacking but by you as a player attacking? Thanks.
Let's say I play Wulfgar while I have Overwhelming Instinct in play. Then, I attack with three creatures. I draw a card, which is a triggered ability, and that ability only could have been triggered by attacking with a creature (since otherwise there'd be no attack step). Does Wulfgar's effect trigger and thus allow me to draw a second card, or does it not because the effect is not triggered specifically by [a creature] attacking but by you as a player attacking? Thanks.