http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/-t1.htm If you have any doubt post here and we'll get to you asap. Mon, 25 May 2009 17:45:16 GMT 10 http://www.dacardworld.com/itemimages/MAGIC-LOGO.JPG http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/-t1.htm http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/power-and-or-toughness-x-t202.htm DarkRequiem So, whenever a card with power and/or toughness equal to X or * wasn't in play X or * were always considered 0. There were changes to this and now whatever checks that variable does so in a continuum time line, wherever that creature might be. Originally Posted by Comp Rules 208.2. Some creature cards have power and/or toughness represented by a * instead of a number. The object has a characteristic-defining ability that sets its power and/or toughness according to some stated condition. ... Magic Rullings Mon, 25 May 2009 17:45:16 GMT http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/power-and-or-toughness-x-t202.htm#653 http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/power-and-or-toughness-x-t202.htm http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/evoke-how-to-use-it-t184.htm DarkRequiem Today, while playing against MaJin a doubt was risen: can a creature with Evoke be summoned as if it had Flash? The answer is no. Why? First of all, it abides to two rules: 1. Evoke is an alternative casting cost (and not an ability cost). 2. Creatures can only be summoned on any of the active player's Main Phases (unless they have Flash in their text book). This answers another question: can a creature with Evoke be used to block an attacking creature? The answer is again ... Magic Rullings Fri, 16 Jan 2009 03:24:09 GMT http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/evoke-how-to-use-it-t184.htm#619 http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/evoke-how-to-use-it-t184.htm http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/house-rules-t135.htm DarkRequiem I ask if we're to make a house rule about it and ban them or should we be allowed to use them? I ask this because I might want to play with one in a deck I'm building but I'm not sure I should.]]> Magic Rullings Sun, 21 Sep 2008 03:52:06 GMT http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/house-rules-t135.htm#447 http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/house-rules-t135.htm http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/summoning-sickness-t72.htm DarkRequiem Many times there are doubts about what a creature that suffers from this malady can and can't do. So, in first place one needs to ask what is summoning sickness? "The affliction that makes creatures unable to attack and tap for abilities during the turn in which they come into play (and the following opponent's turn). The term was only officially used for 5th Edition rules, but earlier editions did mention it. This condition has no name now, so most people still use summoning sickness, ... Magic Rullings Mon, 18 Aug 2008 21:07:52 GMT http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/summoning-sickness-t72.htm#236 http://magic4nongeeks.heavenforum.com/magic-rullings-f21/summoning-sickness-t72.htm