Re: Card Requests
There are already cards (possibly all of them, I'm sure Hellfish will chime in with the number) in the SVN with exactly that.Kersed wrote:What's the outlook on implementing Phyrexian mana from New Phyrexia?
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There are already cards (possibly all of them, I'm sure Hellfish will chime in with the number) in the SVN with exactly that.Kersed wrote:What's the outlook on implementing Phyrexian mana from New Phyrexia?
Apostle's Blessing
Cathedral Membrane
Norn's Annex (Can more than likely be adapted from an existing card.)
Phyrexian Metamorph (See Norn's Annex)
Surgical Extraction
Birthing Pod
Noxious Revival
Hex Parasite
Spellskite
Should be there when the next beta is released.jmartus wrote:I want to see Phyrexian Obliterator
The two targeted Arena abilities are a different beast. The ones that only have a single target I think can be scripted at this time.Corwin72 wrote:I would like to see
Cyclops Gladiator
That ability would allow Tahngarth, Talruum Hero and Contested Cliffs.
But would it work if the creature has deathtouch, wither or infect? How does Tahngarth and wither interact? Does the opposing creature get shrunk, then deal its damage or is the damage "locked in" first?Hellfish wrote:The "~ deals damage equal to it's power to target creature. That creature deals damage equal to it's power to ~" a'la Tahngarth should already be doable using a DealDamage with another DealDamage subability that uses the DamageSource parameter. Contested cliffs are another matter entirely.
It looks like Tahngarth is different enough wording to function differently than the original Arena.Hellfish wrote:http://forums.mtgsalvation.com/showthread.php?t=280656
As far as I understand wither/infect *would* shrink the opposing creature before it deals damage back but it wouldn't die from deathtouch/zero toughness/lethal damage until the next time state effects are checked, i.e. after ability finishes resolving.
EDIT: Also, pseudoarchived /tg/ discussion here:
http://lowflyinghellfish.net76.net/4cha ... 0Games.htm
just skip to the end for the one person to actually cite rules.