Mardi 02 Mars 2010 à 19:32
#1
Bonsoir,
Après avoir lu ceci:
To "play" a spell or ability means to announce it. In other words, you pay its costs, choose its targets, and put it onto the stack. To "put a card into play" means to put it into the "in play" zone. This means that it's possible to "play" an Instant or Sorcery spell, but
not possible to "put it into play". A spell or ability that tells you to "put a creature into play", such as Dragon Arch, is not telling you to "play" it.
Si j'ai un Illusory Demon en jeu et que je veux en invoquer un second avec une Dragon Arch, le premier reste-t-il bien sur le cdb?
Merci
Après avoir lu ceci:
To "play" a spell or ability means to announce it. In other words, you pay its costs, choose its targets, and put it onto the stack. To "put a card into play" means to put it into the "in play" zone. This means that it's possible to "play" an Instant or Sorcery spell, but
not possible to "put it into play". A spell or ability that tells you to "put a creature into play", such as Dragon Arch, is not telling you to "play" it.
Si j'ai un Illusory Demon en jeu et que je veux en invoquer un second avec une Dragon Arch, le premier reste-t-il bien sur le cdb?
Merci
Quand on confond un clafoutis et une part de clafoutis, on vient pas la ramener !
