Because tokens take on the same name as their creature type, could this card be combo-ed with Volrath's Laboratory and Riptide Replicator? Technically the Tokens created would all be called Relentless Rats if you chose Relentless Rats as the creature type. Wouldn't the same then go for the Brothers Yamazaki?
Posted By:
Zorgrath
(9/17/2011 11:32:12 AM)
I have a question. Let's say a player has a deck consisting of all Relentless Rats and Swamps. An opponent plays something that says that creature abilities can't be played (I think there is an artifact or enchantment like this I don't remember). Will the deck with the rats be considered null and the player expelled from the tournament because of a violation in deck construction?
Posted By:
Ruopolo
(9/20/2011 11:38:45 PM)
Merfolk-deck-in-a-card.
Posted By:
CastleOrange
(2/13/2012 11:58:38 PM)
Coat of Arms anyone?
Posted By:
koopashell
(2/24/2012 10:24:27 AM)
Did someone say Surgical Extraction lol
Posted By:
Pocko
(4/19/2012 1:27:57 PM)
hmmmm, when you think about it, you should still be able to play this in standar because any deck can have as many of them as they want. also wouldn't it be funny if they restricted this in EDH
Posted By:
KnexWiz
(6/8/2012 12:31:54 PM)
two words: surgical extraction ;)
Posted By:
Simon.G
(7/29/2012 4:58:22 AM)
A deck can have any number of relentless rats. So... that means it never 'rotates' out right.
Posted By:
nope.avi
(8/18/2012 3:54:27 PM)
@helluin/Zorgrath - It wouldn't work that way...since the cards posted only copy the creature type (which is 'Rat', not 'Relenteless Rats'), you'd be firing out Rat tokens (in name and type). Since these worry about the name of the creature, you're SOL.
Posted By:
Alsebra
(8/29/2012 12:57:05 PM)
hmmmmmm.... Battle of wits anyone?
Posted By:
Charles_Prefect
(9/3/2012 11:50:27 PM)