<DIV>Now, some of the strategies on Unnatural Selection are pretty good. For 
those of you who dont know it, here it is:</DIV><BR>
<DIV>Unnatural Selection</DIV>
<DIV>Enchantment</DIV>
<DIV>1U</DIV>
<DIV>1:choose creature type other than wall.&nbsp; Target</DIV>
<DIV>creature becomes that type until end of turn.</DIV><BR>
<DIV>Now, some people are saying that by turning a creature into the Flagbearer 
type, you can force your opponent to target a creature of your choosing, because 
of the Flagbearer ability. However, it is a bit more complicated than that. The 
"flagbearing" ability IS NOT like haste or trample....just because a creature 
has the flagbearer type does NOT mean that it has the "flagbearing" ability. The 
creature being a flagbearer means nothing unless you have a creature with the 
"flagbearing" ability in play. So you can still do this, its just a bit more 
complicated.....first put in Standard Bearer, Coalition Honor Guard, or enchant 
a creature of yours with Coalition Flag. THEN you can change their creature to 
the flagbearer type, and they must target a flagbearer. But, your creature is 
still a flagbearer. How to fix this?? Use Unnatural Selection twice, once to 
change their creature to a flagbearer, and a second time to make your creature 
some other type. THEN they&nbsp; must target their creature. This also works 
with your creatures, enabeling you to control which creatures get targeted by 
each spell. So, this is STILL a valid strategy, but is a bit more complicated than meets the eye.</DIV><BR>
<DIV>Steve Klabnik</DIV>
<DIV>bluecodewarrior@hotmail.com</DIV><BR>
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