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victorvndoom wrote:-devour on creatures only works one time. (eg card :mycoloth) normally you must be able to feed mycoloth mutiple times. Same example with voracious dragon : you should be able to 'eat' multiple goblins instead of one
think the same bug exist on all creatures with the devour ability

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You may be able to use a shift-click technique to select multiple creatures from the list provided.

Chris H. wrote:

victorvndoom wrote:-devour on creatures only works one time. (eg card :mycoloth) normally you must be able to feed mycoloth mutiple times. Same example with voracious dragon : you should be able to 'eat' multiple goblins instead of one
think the same bug exist on all creatures with the devour ability

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You may be able to use a shift-click technique to select multiple creatures from the list provided.

didnt saw that..there was no comment in the selection box/list how to multiple select creatures ? will try it again

victorvndoom wrote:

Chris H. wrote:

victorvndoom wrote:-devour on creatures only works one time. (eg card :mycoloth) normally you must be able to feed mycoloth mutiple times. Same example with voracious dragon : you should be able to 'eat' multiple goblins instead of one
think the same bug exist on all creatures with the devour ability

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You may be able to use a shift-click technique to select multiple creatures from the list provided.

didnt saw that..there was no comment in the selection box/list how to multiple select creatures ? will try it again

I think shift-click only lets you select adjacent items of the list, at least on most systems. Try ctrl-click if you want to select non-adjacent items and shift isn't working.

And yeah, this isn't very obvious. The interface should probably be reworked.
I do seem to remember devour having a note/reminder somewhere telling about multi-selection at some point in the past, but maybe I'm thinking of something else.

it did work by shift clicking to get the next in line tried it with the dragon and a heap of goblins. if you know the rule by heart

found this on a forum of some friends and magic gamers

"502.82a Devour is a static ability. "Devour N" means "As this object comes into play, you may sacrifice any number of creatures. This permanent comes into play with N +1/+1 counters on it for each creature sacrificed this way."

never understood the devour ruling, now i do

Computer played Celestial Purge and exiled my green Master of the Wild Hunt.

Tranberry wrote:Computer played Celestial Purge and exiled my green Master of the Wild Hunt.

You sure he didn't have Painter's Servant out or some such?

Yeah my bad, I was a little to quick to post.

I had Garruk Wildspeaker, 2 Doubling Season and Llanowar Reborn in play.

I used Garruk's second ability. Four beast tokens entered the battlefield (correct). Each one triggered Llanowar Reborn (correct). I answered yes to the first trigger as it resolved and that beast token received 4 +1/+1 counters (correct). I answered yes to the other 3 triggers as they resolved and each of the other 3 beast tokens also received 4 +1/+1 counters (incorrect).

conspiration vs xenograft

i recently used conspiration in one deck and xenocraft in the same deck. I build a thallid deck with earthcraft ,fungal bloom ,overgrowth combo (*). I used xenocraft or conspiration to make al thallids myr then i used myr galvanizer to untap them. then i noticed the following :
-xenocraft in one deck with the same combo : i could activate all thallid abilities (like the mycon give a color ability - sacrifice a saproling to do that). Fungal bloom could be activated to make more sporecounters on the thallids
conspiration in same deck (i replace xenocraft by conspiration): i couldnt activate mycon's ability anymore so all other thallids were the same 'impaired' (aka they lost their second ability). they still could use their 'during upkeep place a spore counter and remove 3 spore counters) but fungal bloom didnt work anymore on them because conspiration labeled them as myrs and no more as thallids (is this normal ?).

deck can be added to provide any insight to the bug or not the bug or is there something i am not getting from both conspiration and xenocraft how they work

victorvndoom wrote:conspiration vs xenograft

If you read the cards closely you will notice that Conspiracy says "...creatures you control are the chosen type", while Xenograft says "Each creature you control is the chosen type in addition to its other types". This should answer your question.

oh duh

1. I have Phantasmal Image in my graveyard and I play Sun Titan, then with the abilitie of Sun Titan I return Phantasmal Image onto battlefield and try to copy the Sun Titan. But the Phatasmal Image disappear. (It returns to graveyard and not becomes to copy of my Sun Titan).

2. The second abilitie of Chandra, the Firebrand doesn't copy any of my next sorcery or instant I cast during the turn I use her abilitie.
Ex: I use the second abilitie of Chandra, then I cast Sorin's Vengeance, this Sorin's Vengeance will not by copied.

Thanks

Iran wrote:2. The second abilitie of Chandra, the Firebrand doesn't copy any of my next sorcery or instant I cast during the turn I use her abilitie.
Ex: I use the second abilitie of Chandra, then I cast Sorin's Vengeance, this Sorin's Vengeance will not by copied.

Thanks

I fixed Chandra a while back. Just checked this instance and it worked perfectly. Version 12672.

My opponent had a Tainted AEther in play, with no creatures. He cast a Stratozeppelid, but did not sacrifice anything.

I'm suffering memory leaks making forge freeze or become incredible slow.

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I'm running the latest version posted in the SVN thread, windows 7 68. Not sure what else could help you. Though this have happened in earlier builds too.