I'm kinda getting lost here. "When it becomes the target of a spell or ability, sacrifice it." There is one thing I am not sure about this effect. Does Enchantment target a creature when a player cast it? For example: If I cast Reins of the Vinesteed on Phantasmal Bear, is it sacrifice by its own effect, or just stay in play like other creatures? Even if this fails, could Reins of the Vinesteed return itself from your graveyard to the battlefield attached to the Bear, after being attach to another Bear or Illusion creature?
Posted By:
Infernaldarkness
(11/29/2012 2:59:18 PM)
Phantasmal Bear plus Switcheroo...is this possible: Phantasmal Bear would become the target of Switcheroo's ability, would it still be exhanged for the other creature? Like would I recieve my foe's creature and he receive a creature that I already sacrificed, which would be an illegal target?
Posted By:
beleren2012
(1/16/2013 8:55:55 PM)
question: if i ninjutsu this bear, will it die?? it didn't say target, but im unsure.
Posted By:
chainsmoker
(2/24/2013 12:29:44 AM)
sick artwork and a good one drop
Posted By:
TurboBaby
(8/17/2013 1:56:03 PM)
VALUE
Posted By:
DoctorGii
(8/26/2013 1:52:32 PM)
It is almost impossible to get disadvantage from this. It's a 2/2 for one mana. At best, it's hitting your opponent in the face. Maybe your opponent removes it, but whatever he hits it with, be it dedicated removal or not, probably cannot be any less of an effort than the one mana you expanded to put it.
In the absolute worst case, he might use a creature with a free ability that targets other creatures. However, most of those don't become available until later on in the game, when this guy loses relevance anyways.
Posted By:
Arachnos
(10/30/2013 7:07:39 PM)
@Gabriel422
But don't you see, they DO already have illusion slayer, in colorless... and it doesn't even have to tap!
And his name was Hex Parasite-o!
Protip: If your opponent's creatures aren't illusions, make them illusions! Dismiss into Dream
Posted By:
Petertracy
(11/29/2013 12:34:39 PM)