Do abilities that say “each player/opponent†target, and can I change who's affected?
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If an ability that affects all players is used, then does that make each player a target of the effect?
I.e. Is Guttersnipe activated am I able to change the target of the ability?
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If an ability that affects all players is used, then does that make each player a target of the effect?
I.e. Is Guttersnipe activated am I able to change the target of the ability?
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If an ability that affects all players is used, then does that make each player a target of the effect?
I.e. Is Guttersnipe activated am I able to change the target of the ability?
magic-the-gathering
edited Aug 21 at 13:11
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If an ability that affects all players is used, then does that make each player a target of the effect?
I.e. Is Guttersnipe activated am I able to change the target of the ability?
magic-the-gathering
magic-the-gathering
edited Aug 21 at 13:11
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asked Aug 21 at 6:01
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edited Aug 21 at 13:11
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asked Aug 21 at 6:01
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edited Aug 21 at 13:11
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edited Aug 21 at 13:11
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No, only things chosen for the word "target" are targets.
One notable exception is Aura enchantments, which are cast targeting the thing you want to enchant even though the word "target" does not appear on them (rule 303.4a).
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
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If you look at the reminder text of some auras, the full rules text of an aura does use the word target. It is just for some reason they removed that reminder text from new core sets, you still see them in 8th edition auras.
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No, only things chosen for the word "target" are targets.
One notable exception is Aura enchantments, which are cast targeting the thing you want to enchant even though the word "target" does not appear on them (rule 303.4a).
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
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If you look at the reminder text of some auras, the full rules text of an aura does use the word target. It is just for some reason they removed that reminder text from new core sets, you still see them in 8th edition auras.
– Neil Meyer
Sep 3 at 8:18
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No, only things chosen for the word "target" are targets.
One notable exception is Aura enchantments, which are cast targeting the thing you want to enchant even though the word "target" does not appear on them (rule 303.4a).
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
8,60611448
If you look at the reminder text of some auras, the full rules text of an aura does use the word target. It is just for some reason they removed that reminder text from new core sets, you still see them in 8th edition auras.
– Neil Meyer
Sep 3 at 8:18
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up vote
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up vote
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No, only things chosen for the word "target" are targets.
One notable exception is Aura enchantments, which are cast targeting the thing you want to enchant even though the word "target" does not appear on them (rule 303.4a).
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
8,60611448
No, only things chosen for the word "target" are targets.
One notable exception is Aura enchantments, which are cast targeting the thing you want to enchant even though the word "target" does not appear on them (rule 303.4a).
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
8,60611448
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
8,60611448
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
8,60611448
answered Aug 21 at 6:08
Benjamin Cosman
8,60611448
8,60611448
If you look at the reminder text of some auras, the full rules text of an aura does use the word target. It is just for some reason they removed that reminder text from new core sets, you still see them in 8th edition auras.
– Neil Meyer
Sep 3 at 8:18
add a comment |Â
If you look at the reminder text of some auras, the full rules text of an aura does use the word target. It is just for some reason they removed that reminder text from new core sets, you still see them in 8th edition auras.
– Neil Meyer
Sep 3 at 8:18
If you look at the reminder text of some auras, the full rules text of an aura does use the word target. It is just for some reason they removed that reminder text from new core sets, you still see them in 8th edition auras.
– Neil Meyer
Sep 3 at 8:18
If you look at the reminder text of some auras, the full rules text of an aura does use the word target. It is just for some reason they removed that reminder text from new core sets, you still see them in 8th edition auras.
– Neil Meyer
Sep 3 at 8:18
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