So this comic best sums up my question:
http://www.5colorcontrol.com/comic.php?comic=11
Could this happen? I don’t think so, but I thought it would be funny…
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Daxos in commander
So I ran into this problem and couldn’t get a definitive answer. I sent my buddy’s commander to the top of his deck, then hit him on my turn with Daxos of Meletis. When exiled, he sent his commander to the command zone. Do I still collect life and/or have the option of casting his commander? I think so because the text on Daxos’ ability refers to ‘that card’ rather than the exiled card. Thanks!
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My friend who is way into magic told me that you give people free decks if there just starting is this true.
a silly question about copied spells
So this comic best sums up my question: http://www.5colorcontrol.com/comic.php?comic=11 Could this happen? I don’t think so, but I thought it would be funny…
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I think one of the actual judges will have to answer that. Noah?
That would only be if the player was in the GP. The question is about a game happening near a GP match. No you cannot affect another players match. The chain of spells also won’t work because “silver” is not a valid color choice for slieght of mind, only white, blue, black, red and green are colors as far as Magic cards go.
Regarding the Comprehensive rules, there are a number of reasons this doesn’t work but I think penalties could apply to this situation from the Infraction Procedure Guide. I think you could justify an Unsporting Conduct - Minor (Warning) here. From MIPG section 4.0:
“Unsporting conduct is disruptive behavior that may affect the safety, competitiveness, enjoyment, or integrity of an event in a significantly negative fashion.”
“Being enrolled in the tournament is not a requirement to receive an Unsporting Conduct penalty. Although these guidelines refer to players, other people in the venue, such as spectators, staff, or judges are held to the same standard of behavior.”
…Just some food for thought.