NEMESiS wrote:MC Brodie wrote:This probably isn't a big issue to be fixed but in 2HG,
Form of the Dragon reportedly lets an opponent's creature without flying to attack
your partner (whereas since you are on the same team it shouldn't).
Note the part of the text in
Form of the Dragon that says "Creatures without flying can't attack
YOU." Your partner is
not you, last year there was the same confusion with
No Mercy. Players would not attack their opponent's because they thought the opponent's partner's
No Mercy would destroy their creatures and that is not the case. So that is correct, if you have
Form of the Dragon creatures without flying can still attack your partner.
I didn't know this til after someone on another forum pointed the rule out:
810.7c As the declare attackers step begins, the active team declares attackers. If an effect of an object controlled by a defending player prohibits a creature from attacking him or her, that creature can’t attack the defending team. The active team has one combined attack, and that set of attacking creatures must be legal as a whole. See rule 508.1.
The difference is, the opponent attacks your team (which they can for
No Mercy but not
Form of the Dragon) but when the assign damage they get to choose which "head" they want to deal damage to (i.e., eventhough you can't in DOTP, you'd hopefully choose the person w.o
No Mercy).