Contrepoids + Double carte

Bonsoir,

J'aimerais une précision :
J'ai Contrepoids en jeu. Mon adversaire joue un sort à 2. Je révèle Crime // Supplice avec la capa déclenchée de Contrepoids. Le sort à 2 est il contrecarré ?
Qu'en est-il avec un sort à 5 ...? et un sort à 7 ?

D'après moi :
2 : contrecarré
5: contrecarré
7 : pas contrecarré

mais je voudrais être sûr ... J'ai du mal avec les doubles cartes encore ...

[ Dernière modification par chaudakh le 10 déc 2007 à 20h32 ]

oui, tu as raison :

505.6. An effect that performs a positive comparison (such as asking if a card is red) or a relative comparison (such as asking if a card’s converted mana cost is less than 2) involving characteristics of one or more split cards in any zone other than the stack gets only one answer. This answer is “yes” if either side of each split card in the comparison would return a “yes” answer if compared individually.
An effect that performs a negative comparison (such as asking if cards have different names)
involving characteristics of one or more split cards in any zone other than the stack also gets only one answer. This answer is “yes” if performing the analogous positive comparison would return a “no” answer. If an effect performs a comparison involving multiple characteristics of one or more split cards in any zone other than the stack, each characteristic is compared separately. If each of the individual comparisons would return a “yes” answer, the whole comparison returns a “yes” answer.
Example: Void reads, “Choose a number. Destroy all artifacts and creatures with
converted mana cost equal to that number. Then target player reveals his or her hand and
discards all nonland cards with converted mana cost equal to the number.” If a player plays
Void and chooses 1, his or her opponent would discard Assault/Battery because the game
sees its converted mana cost as “1, and 4.” The same is true if the player chooses 4. If the
player chooses 5, however, Assault/Battery would be unaffected.