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01-15-2008, 05:44 PM
This question arose in the MossNought thread.
Protean Hulk is put into a graveyard from play. I search for Volrath's Shapeshifter, Dracoplasm, and Phyrexian Dreadnought. Can I sacrifice the other two creatures to Dracoplasm as it comes into play? In other words, will the Dreadnought and Shapeshifter be in play as Dracoplasm comes into play?
I believed that because it is a simultaneous effect that puts the creatures into play, you could choose the order in which the creatures recieve their timestamp. Static abilities take effect simultaneously to that permanent entering play, so you would be able to have Dreadnought and Shapeshifter enter play first, and then sacrifice them as Dracoplasm enters play.
However, Ewokslayer found a similar ruling from Saturday School that contradicts this.
Q: If Clone is in a graveyard and a player casts Living Death, then what happens to Clone? --Robert N.
A: Players will remove all creature cards in their graveyards from the game. Then they'll sacrifice all creatures they control. Just before the removed creatures come into play, Clone looks around and finds nothing to copy, so it comes into play as a 0/0 and probably dies.
What happens here?
Protean Hulk is put into a graveyard from play. I search for Volrath's Shapeshifter, Dracoplasm, and Phyrexian Dreadnought. Can I sacrifice the other two creatures to Dracoplasm as it comes into play? In other words, will the Dreadnought and Shapeshifter be in play as Dracoplasm comes into play?
I believed that because it is a simultaneous effect that puts the creatures into play, you could choose the order in which the creatures recieve their timestamp. Static abilities take effect simultaneously to that permanent entering play, so you would be able to have Dreadnought and Shapeshifter enter play first, and then sacrifice them as Dracoplasm enters play.
However, Ewokslayer found a similar ruling from Saturday School that contradicts this.
Q: If Clone is in a graveyard and a player casts Living Death, then what happens to Clone? --Robert N.
A: Players will remove all creature cards in their graveyards from the game. Then they'll sacrifice all creatures they control. Just before the removed creatures come into play, Clone looks around and finds nothing to copy, so it comes into play as a 0/0 and probably dies.
What happens here?