@LukeMan: You're right, Cho-Manno is never dealt any damage. But you are. Trample works by assigning damage equal to the defending creature's toughness to the creature, then the rest to the player. So in your example, two damage would be assigned to the Cho-Manno (which is, of course, prevented) and two would trample over to you.
Posted By:
ScissorsLizard
(2/8/2010 12:41:39 PM)
any card that says "destroy target creature" would kill this guy, destroy effects don't count as damage
Posted By:
xd4
(3/28/2010 9:23:35 AM)
well darkfury, while this is a great combo you can still kill someone through loss of life which is pretty easily accomplishable with a good vampire deck. so your not totally invincible.
Posted By:
bl00dch13fdr41n3r
(7/20/2010 10:58:01 AM)
So if you play an instant or sorcery :target creature gets -2/-2, this guy can be killed, right?
Posted By:
TongueSlicer
(8/19/2010 1:50:44 AM)
Ahhh, the first deck I ever played was in a tenth edition theme deck with both this and pariah. Good times, good times. (=
Posted By:
redsoxftw
(3/17/2011 8:19:05 PM)
Simple, elegant, balanced and really cool. A fine card all around.
Posted By:
TPmanW
(4/7/2011 8:50:12 PM)
Like all of 10th Edition's alternate legend art, it's just better. He takes a stand against infect too, where regular indestructible falls.
Posted By:
chrisAAMO
(10/13/2011 10:03:15 AM)
Oh, that's the Fountain of Cho in the background.
Posted By:
twiddleman12
(12/20/2012 5:21:19 PM)