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Jonathan Fourie <jonathan@jonREMOVEathan.za.net> wrote:
>That is what I thought, I am an organizer (you probably know by now) and I
>get so many people arguing with me about that.
>
>What about multiple mehidross vampire's?
"vampires"; an apostrophe does not mean "look out, here comes an s".
Mephidross Vampire 4BB Creature - Vampire
3/4 Flying Each creature you control is a Vampire in addition to its other
creature types and has "Whenever this creature deals damage to a creature, put
a +1/+1 counter on this creature."
Each of these gives a -separate- triggered ability to all creatures you control
(including itself). Each of these also adds "Vampire" separately onto the
creature type line of all your creatures. So if you have three of these out,
all your creatures (including these three) will have the triggered ability
three times, meaning each time any creature deals damage it will end up getting
three +1/+1 counters one after another, and all your creatures are also a
"Vampire Vampire Vampire" in addition to their own types. (The three Mephidross
Vampires themselves will be "Vampire Vampire Vampire Vampire"s. This has
absolutely no effect on anything, given the existing card set, that just
being a "Vampire" wouldn't have...)
>If I had a triskelion with more than one vampire in play, would the
>triskelion get 2 counters for each damage?
The Triskelion would get N counters for each time its ability damaged
something, where N was the number of Mephidross Vampires you controlled. (Since
it would have N copies of the triggered ability from them.)
Dave
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