I played an Engineered Plague naming "elf". My opponent then plays say an Elvish Champion which gives all other elves +1/+1. He then plays a Llanowar Elf.
What happens to the Llanowar Elf, i.e., how do these two effects interact here? Thanks.
Er... they simply cancel out. Elf is 1/1.
However if your opponent plays a second Plague, Champion will die and so will the rest.
SummenSaugen: well, I use Chaos Orb, Animate Artifact, and Dance of Many to make the table we're playing on my chaos orb token
SummenSaugen: then I flip it over and crush my opponent
Stuff like layers don't even enter into it. Whatever the order of effects in this case, it'll be a 1/1 when SBE's are checked, and that's all that matters.
Uh, layers is how you figure out that it's a 1/1. Your calculation, implicitly or explicitly, depends on layers. In this case, they both apply in 6d.Originally Posted by Elficidium
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Elficidium is right, and you're being disingenuous.
Layers are irrelevant to to the result.
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Erm... what?! As soon as multiple continuous effects are affecting the same object, the Layer system is applied.
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The fact that you get the same answer either order you apply the effects doesn't change the fact that it uses layers. Also, I don't think that word means what you think it does. Pedantic? Yes. Disingenuous not so much.
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