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More info?)
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 14:31:20 +0200, Boas Enkler <info@it-design.biz> wrote:
>HI!
>
>Yesterday we had an situation with a lot of discussions.
>
>If an creature attacks, and something like an incinerate kills the creature
>but it regenerates than, does it deal combat damage?
Depends.
Was combat damage already on the stack at the time it used the regen
shield? If so, then the damage will get dealt as assigned.
Was combat damage not on the stack yet? If so, using the regen shield taps
the creature, removes all damage from it, and _removes it from combat_, so
it won't get to put any combat damage onto the stack AFTER that.
>I think about regenartion taps the creature so it isn'T any longer an legal
>attacker isn'it`?
?? If being tapped made an attacker illegal, most attacks would never be able
to go through. Tapping or untapping does not, in any way, remove an attacker
or blocker from combat.
Now another part of USING a regen shield does remove the creature from combat,
but as above that only stops combat damage if this happens before combat
damage goes onto the stack.
Dave
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