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502.30 a Storm is a triggered ability that functions while the spell is on the stack. Storm means : When you play this spell, put a copy of it onto the stack for each other spell that was played before it this turn. If the spell has any targets, you may choose new targets for any number of the copies.
Q: Can you explain how Fork interacts with a spell with kicker paid, a spell with buyback paid, and a spell with storm?
--Vensula
A: Fork puts a copy of the targeted spell on the stack, and the copy has all the costs and options of the original locked in, except for color, and you may choose new targets for the copy. A Fork-copy will have kicker paid if the kicker was paid on the original, but you can't pay additional kicker for the copy.
The same goes for buyback – if buyback was paid for the original, the copy will also have it paid. However, these days Fork creates a copy of a spell instead of being one itself. If you Fork a spell with buyback paid, the copy will also have it paid, so it will return to your hand (and disappear). You can't get the Fork itself to return to your hand this way.
A Forked spell with storm will not trigger storm, since the copy wasn't played, it was just put directly on the stack.
cette combo ne m'a servi qu'une seule fois pour killer ,j'en suis pas tres convaincu
J'ai désidé pyromancien pour ignite quasiment a toutes les games
