Yeah, I actually didn't notice that until I watched the vid a second time.Gammaj4 said:
Sneaky Kathleen and her evil Kitteh deck.
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Sneaky Kathleen and her evil Kitteh deck.
Having counted all the cards, and number of turns etc... we're going to say that there's a "draw on your first turn" house rule.rekabdarb said:
...yeah...
*Ahem*
J2N's ability triggers when it's put onto the battlefield, so if Alex sacrifices his Bloodthrone Vampire to itself while J2N is still on the stack waiting to resolve, when it enters the battlefield the only legal choices for targets will be Kathleen's creatures.Graham_LRR said:
Also, this sketch is strictly better than Storm Crow [http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=14753], there's even one in it. (check out the comments on the 9th Edition one if you have no idea what I'm talking about)
About the Angry Kitty deck. did Kathleen have Raksha, Golden cub in it? also, the ruling on J2N in the post above sounds about right.
anyone for online magic? duel of the planeswalkers? Still working on unlocking more cards and getting the 2 recent expansions, but when I have time I will be up for a game. The pc version though.
*below*Matt_LRR said:
And alright, i guess my group also has house rules... Which currently escape my brain. Touche good sir... touche, and thank you for attempting to clarify.Graham_LRR said:
But still this episode is awesome because i met some people at school who i found today who were playing magic. Gotta go stomp some faces after i go get my decks from my friend
I've been playing since being 8 years old...I love M:TG so very, very much.
I participated in the Grand Prix 2010 in Bochum a few weeks ago and on Friday, I'm probably going to participate in another tournament.
I participated in the Grand Prix 2010 in Bochum a few weeks ago and on Friday, I'm probably going to participate in another tournament.
How can someone sacrifice go off before I've targeted them? As soon as I bring out the card and say "journey to nowhere" I've targeted the creature. I can understand the spell fizzling, but the only way to remove the creature before I targeted it would for Alex to be a psychic. It's stuff like this that makes magic seem unintuitive, ridiculous and unfun for casual players. And why I'd never play in any sort of official tournament or go to FNM.MaxFan said:
I'm so glad someone noticed the Storm Crow! We made a point of getting it in there.MaxFan said:
It so overpowered.
The sacrifice enters at top of the stack as an instant and resolves first. Then there's Journey to Nowhere with no valid target anymore.Lady Kathleen said:
All of this became legal when they revised stack and removed interrupt, and believe me, it's so much clearer now.
Also, you'd be scratching your head 24/7 if you were against a counterburn deck like mine.
We know that, we're confused as to why this somehow forces Kathleen to sac her own creature instead of the effect fizzling.insanelich said:
Spells resolve backwards, as in if I doom blade one of your things and you cast a cancel, 1st the cancel...cancels the doom blade, so if he had sacrificed his vampire even after you played JtN, it would still count. I mean if it didn't worked like that at least half of the instants and abilities on the game would be useless.Lady Kathleen said:
also JtN targets a creature, so the previous post that she would had to sacrifice one of her own is wrong, the spell would just be put to waste and he would had lost anyway
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When I started watching LRR i thought that the only way you could be anymore awesome were if you played Magic
And now...
Is there a decklist for Angry Kittens?
When I started watching LRR i thought that the only way you could be anymore awesome were if you played Magic
And now... Is there a decklist for Angry Kittens?
It has to do with the timing of the "enters the battlefield" effect. If you announce the Journey, pay its mana cost, etc., it goes on the stack. In response to it, i.e. before it comes into play, he could have sacrificed his own creature. Then Journey comes into play and its trigger goes on the stack and she needs to choose target creature for it to exile. So the only creatures in play were hers, so she'd probably pick steppe lynx. And then attack FTW next turn, but still.Graham_LRR said:
The important thing to note here is that Journey to Nowhere isn't an aura, it's an enchantment that has a triggered "enters the battlefield" ability. She doesn't choose the target to exile until the enchantment comes into play, so if he responds at the right time, his creature will be gone before she has a chance to exile anything.
Is that clearer? I don't know what tier of nerd-dom this puts me on.
Yeah, like half the cast posted decklists some pages back. I've got them saved on my laptopViktor Persson said:I. LOVE. YOU. GUYS!
When I started watching LRR i thought that the only way you could be anymore awesome were if you played Magic
Is there a decklist for Angry Kittens?
I was actually wondering if you knew Sam Logan personally or something; the Sonic shirt the one week and the fireflower shirt the next.Matt_LRR said:
Although, living in Canada, it wouldn't be too hard to ship over. Living in a place where the shipping costs double the shirt... well, let's say it's something I would really, really, really like to get, but can't unless there's 20 other people/things that want it that can warrant the shipping cost.
On topic; I missed cH, glad to see it back in style. Didn't really get into Magic (I remember learning it, then promptly forgetting it), and if there was a CCG that I got into, I'd have to say, with great shame, was Yu-Gi-Oh. Influenced, again, with great shame, by the TV show.