Clone + evolution artificielle...
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Mardi 03 Juin 2003 à 15:24
#2
oui, c'est une copie exacte
pas mana, pas chocolat, testé et vérifié, arbitre lvl 2
Mardi 03 Juin 2003 à 15:26
#3
non , le clone copie uniquement ce qu'il y a sur la carte.
Mardi 03 Juin 2003 à 15:29
#4
oops j'ai du me tromper...
j'avais pas vu la reponse d'arcarum...
pourtant j'ai cru bien avoir bien lu l'Oracle...
j'avais pas vu la reponse d'arcarum...
pourtant j'ai cru bien avoir bien lu l'Oracle...
Mardi 03 Juin 2003 à 15:31
#5
pourtant sur l'oracle
Clone
Color= Blue Type= Creature - Clone Cost= 3U A(U)/B(U)/U(U)/R(U)/ON(R)
Text (ON): 0/0. ; As ~this~ comes into play, you may choose a creature in play. ; If you do, ~this~ comes into play as a copy of that creature.
Note - Also see Copy Cards, Rule E.4. There are enough important rules there that they are worth reading first.
As a copy, the Clone copies all characteristics of the chosen creature. This includes name, color, power/toughness, abilities, and more. See Rule E.4.2. [CompRules 2001/07/23 - 503.2/3] For example, a copy of an artifact creature can be Disenchanted.
Can be used to copy a Vesuvan Doppelganger. You get a Doppelganger and the Clone is mimicking the same creature the Doppelganger was until the next upkeep. It also copies the ability to change forms. See Vesuvan Doppelganger for details. [D'Angelo 2001/08/31]
The Clone is not treated as a Creature - Clone card in addition to the type of its target. [Duelist Magazine #10, Page 43]
Clone is not a targeted creature spell. [D'Angelo 2001/08/15]
If there is nothing to copy or you choose not to copy something, the Clone is 0/0 and will die if nothing prevents that. [D'Angelo 2001/10/31]
Extended tournaments (see Rule D.15) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2002/11/01.
Clone
Color= Blue Type= Creature - Clone Cost= 3U A(U)/B(U)/U(U)/R(U)/ON(R)
Text (ON): 0/0. ; As ~this~ comes into play, you may choose a creature in play. ; If you do, ~this~ comes into play as a copy of that creature.
Note - Also see Copy Cards, Rule E.4. There are enough important rules there that they are worth reading first.
As a copy, the Clone copies all characteristics of the chosen creature. This includes name, color, power/toughness, abilities, and more. See Rule E.4.2. [CompRules 2001/07/23 - 503.2/3] For example, a copy of an artifact creature can be Disenchanted.
Can be used to copy a Vesuvan Doppelganger. You get a Doppelganger and the Clone is mimicking the same creature the Doppelganger was until the next upkeep. It also copies the ability to change forms. See Vesuvan Doppelganger for details. [D'Angelo 2001/08/31]
The Clone is not treated as a Creature - Clone card in addition to the type of its target. [Duelist Magazine #10, Page 43]
Clone is not a targeted creature spell. [D'Angelo 2001/08/15]
If there is nothing to copy or you choose not to copy something, the Clone is 0/0 and will die if nothing prevents that. [D'Angelo 2001/10/31]
Extended tournaments (see Rule D.15) banned this card from 1999/10/01 until 2002/11/01.
pas mana, pas chocolat, testé et vérifié, arbitre lvl 2
Mardi 03 Juin 2003 à 15:51
#7
Ok je crois avoir compris mon erreur.
c'est a cause de la regle (dont il est question dans les copies de cartes)
"E.4.2 - Copy cards read the printed characteristics (see Rule K.6) of the card or token, ignoring any changes made by other spells and abilities, including type changes, temporary effects such as Giant Growth or continuous effects. These characteristics become the new printed characteristics of the copy. The implication of changing the printed characteristics is that the copy itself can also be copied. [CompRules 2001/07/23 - 503.2/3]"
J'avais oublié qu'evolution artificielle changeait le texte imprimé ("printed") de la carte.
c'est a cause de la regle (dont il est question dans les copies de cartes)
"E.4.2 - Copy cards read the printed characteristics (see Rule K.6) of the card or token, ignoring any changes made by other spells and abilities, including type changes, temporary effects such as Giant Growth or continuous effects. These characteristics become the new printed characteristics of the copy. The implication of changing the printed characteristics is that the copy itself can also be copied. [CompRules 2001/07/23 - 503.2/3]"
J'avais oublié qu'evolution artificielle changeait le texte imprimé ("printed") de la carte.
Mardi 03 Juin 2003 à 16:34
#9
he ... bah je me serai planté aussi lyon 
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