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Combo proposée le 13/03/2007, commentaire de skeul41 : Énième variante autour de Raie Manta Asticroc mais avec Unhinged parce que c'est plus drôle... Yet Another Aether Vortex trigger les "leaves play" mais pas les "comes into play" d'après les règles, donc c'est simple, on joue Yet Another Aether Vortex et Toupie. On toupise pour foutre Raie sur le top, Raie en est jeu mais on perd pas de tour, on toupise pour mettre n'importe quoi d'autre, on gagne un tour vu que Raie quitte le jeu et ainsi de suite. Bref une fois tout en place, ça revient à Time Walk pour  ...NdZeSword: Cela fonctionnait effectivement avec les règles de l'époque : La FAQ Unhinged a écrit :
Does a revealed card (defined as the state by which a card appears in play as the card above it has been drawn) trigger "comes into play" effects? No, it doesn't. Does a revealed card trigger "leaves play" effects? Yes, it does. Why does it trigger the second and not the first? For the same reason that phasing works similarly. Because the rules guys tell me it does. For the anal-retentive of those out there, the card doesn't actually "come" into play and thus doesn't trigger "comes into play" effects. Aujourd'hui cela ne fonctionne plus : Gatherer du Yet Another Aether Vortex a écrit :
A permanent card that becomes the top card of your library enters the battlefield (unless it went from the battlefield to the top of your library), so any enters-the-battlefield abilities will trigger and “as [this creature] enters the battlefield” abilities will apply. Similarly, a permanent card that stops being the top card of your library leaves the battlefield (unless it went from the top of your library to the battlefield directly). |
