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Title - Opponents Choosing
Targets
Questions: 6 1.25.05
Q: Player #1 has a
Preacher. When is the target of Preacher chosen?
A: Targets are always,
always, always, ALWAYS chosen when you play a spell
or ability.
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Q: Player 2 asked if he could pick the target before resolution - pick the Morphling then when the spell is on the stack make the Morphling untargetable.
-Dan
A: Yes. Whoever makes
the targeting choices, targets are ALWAYS chosen
when you play a spell. It does not matter who makes
the targeting choice.
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Q: A friend of mine has
a white Cleric that you tap 5 untapped clerics and
gain 5 life. Can he use the ability during other
players turns?
-Robert T.
A: Yes. You always
receive priority on other players turns right after
they pass priority.
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Q: If I have 2
Ember-Fist Zuberas in play, and I first sacrifice
one, and after its ability resolved I sacrificed
another one. My question is, does the first zubera
make me take another 1 damage because of the second
zubera that went into the graveyard, or it only the
counts the number of zuberas that went into the
graveyard that turn when its ability resolved?
-Lim W.
A: Once an ability
resolves, it does its thing, and that's it.
Abilities can reach past the point they resolve to
do more things.
So the first Zubera will
only do 1 damage.
(If you somehow
sacrifice the second Zubera while the first Zubera's
ability is on the stack (before it resolves), then
the first will do 2 damage when its ability
resolves.)
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Q: Can I clone a
Doppelganger? Or would I just clone whatever
Doppelganger is ganging?
-Michael
A: When you Clone a
Doppelganger, you copy the base Doppelganger card,
not whatever the Doppelganger is copying right then.
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Q: I have a question if
I control Kiki-Jiki and Mirror Gallery, can I make a
Kokusho token?
-Soshi
A: Um, no. Read
Kiki-Jiki ... it can only copy non-legendary
creatures. Since Kokusho is a legend, you can't
choose it.
(Mirror Gallery only
stops the rule preventing two legends from being in
play at once. It does not change the legendary
status of a card.)
See you Friday.
Bill Guerin
DCI Level 2 Judge |
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