@Lazypete
perfectly legal, next time pack some removal. Creature removal trumps enchant creature removal if you have access to black or red (because if you terminate a pariah in response to your opponent enchanting it, they're down 2 cards and you're only down 1), so keep that in mind.
Also you should always consider running an alternate win condition in every deck, just in case something renders combat ineffective (consider Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth and drain life alongside possibly Cabal Coffer)
Posted By:
allmighty_abacus
(6/7/2010 1:15:41 PM)
Can someone help here...
My friend played this card then put a pariah on it
( http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=135248 )
So everytime I attacked him he would just let the damage go through and redirect the damage to other creature 1 at a time.
Then he added a Prismatic ward, making damage from green source 0 to this creature.
He then added another one choosing white as its color.
( http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=4150 )
So every time I attacked him, he let all damage pass, then pariah would redirect damage to spirit en-Kor, so green damage was voided, white damage was voided and when I would attack with a black creature he would send the damage to a protection from black knight.
I lost because I emptied my deck.. and I didn't have any destroy enchantment.
Was this good or not?
Posted By:
Lazypete
(3/5/2010 6:26:45 AM)
Lazypete, and anyone else looking, that was a legit use of the en-Kor. For more cool interactions see task force, daru spiritualist, and angelic protector.
Posted By:
Bbone37
(3/9/2014 11:29:04 AM)