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Weight of Conscience
Enchantment — Aura
Enchant creature
Enchanted creature can't attack.
Tap two untapped creatures you control that share a creature type: Remove enchanted creature from the game.
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Weight of Conscience Discussion
Alkadron on
Stormfront Riders pedh
2 weeks ago
This is a really cool looking build!
A few suggestions:
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Cloudshift and Acrobatic Maneuver give you big value and also help you dodge removal.
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If you're already running Auramancer and Monk Idealist, Weight of Conscience is a great removal option that becomes sort-of repeatable.
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If you're already running Remember the Fallen and Trusty Packbeast, one or two more sacrifice-able artifacts would probably help out. Consider Commander's Sphere.
CAPSL0CK on
Half-Man Half-Horse Half-Enchantment
1 year ago
Sigil of the Empty Throne, Starfield of Nyx, Karametra, God of Harvests, Ajani, Mentor of Heroes (expensive), Enchantress's Presence, Mesa Enchantress, Verduran Enchantress, Commune with the Gods, Eidolon of Countless Battles, Archetype of Courage, Archetype of Endurance
Most of the above recommendations focus more on the enchantments than on the centaurs. If what you're going for is more fo a tribal deck, try these:
Adaptive Automaton, Alpha Status, Brass Herald, Caller of the Hunt, Coat of Arms, Coordinated Barrage, Descendants' Path, Door of Destinies, Metallic Mimic, Obelisk of Urd, Reins of the Vinesteed, Shared Triumph, Steely Resolve, Stoneforge Masterwork, Tribal Unity, Weight of Conscience, Urza's Incubator
Neotrup on Simic guildmage
1 year ago
For Weight of Conscience the ability exiles whatever creature it's enchanting. If you activate it's last ability then move the aura, when the ability resolves it will exile the newly enchanted creature, then be put into the graveyard as a state based action. You cannot use Weight of Conscience to exile multiple creatures unless you return it from the graveyard to the battlefield.
JerichoDarkstar on Simic guildmage
1 year ago
Hey proterran98.
(1) Yes, you can move Frozen to Hill Giant before it is destroyed and still have its effect destroy Squire. Here's how you make it happen.
- Squire enchanted with Frozen is blocked and dealt damage by Eager Cadet.
- Frozen's last ability triggers and is put on the stack.
- In response to this trigger, you activate the second ability of Simic Guildmage, choosing to move Frozen to another target: Hill Giant.
- Assuming nobody else does anything, last on the stack resolves first, and Guildmage's effect resolves moving Frozen to its new target, Hill Giant.
- Triggers resolve independently of their source, so Frozen's last effect resolves killing Squire.
(2) If Glory Seeker blocks Squire enchanted with Frozen, you may choose to activate Guildmage's second ability before combat damage and move Frozen. However, if damage is dealt, then it is too late and you can't do this.
(3) I'm not entirely sure on this one, so Epochalyptik please correct me if I'm wrong.
- Flux's trigger is put on the stack during the beginning of the upkeep.
- At this point, you may choose to respond to the trigger and move it with Guildmage's second effect.
- Assuming no one has any other responses, Guildmage resolves first and moves Flux to Hill Giant.
- Flux's trigger resolves independent of its source, and your opponent may either pay Squire's mana cost or sacrifice it because it was the object of the ability when it first triggered.
- Because Flux has already triggered once, it will not trigger again this upkeep on its new target, Hill Giant.
(4) At this point, I think you might be catching on to the pattern.
- You activate Weight of Conscience enchanted to Squire, and its ability is put on to the stack.
- In response, you also activate Guildmage's second ability to move Weight of Conscience to Hill Giant.
- Assuming no one does anything else, last on the stack resolves first, and Guildmage's effect moves Weight of Conscience to Hill Giant.
- Weight of Conscience's effect resolves independent of its source, removing the original target from the game, not the creature it is currently attached to.
Hope that helps!
proterran98 on Simic guildmage
1 year ago
sorry, lastly
Squire with frozen. I trigger Weight of Conscience and move it to Hill Giant. Who dies?
proterran98 on Simic guildmage
1 year ago
I have a few questions with Simic Guildmage second ability.
Squire is enchanted with Frozen Solid and attacks. He's blocked and is going to be dealt damage. Is there any way for me to have forzen trigger but then move to a different creature to prevent frozen from going to the graveyard with squire?
I'm trying to prevent my aura's being destroyed, so in a similar scenario to question 1, can I use Guilty Conscience?
Mana Chains and Pendrell Flux triggering than moving to a different creature?
Activate Weight of Conscience then move it to another creature?
Lastly, can a creature get dealt 2 damage while enchanted with Illusory Wrappings then moving the illusory wrappings
thecakeisalie42 on
The Divine Army of Chris Pikula
1 year ago
So I think I have a hole in your wall.
With the triggered ability of Sun Titan, your opponent can resurrect a Vanishing.
Yeah that's a card.
But anyway, when an aura is put onto the battlefield, its controller has to attach it to a creature. This does not actually target, and thus gets around your shroud. So they put it on one of your lock pieces and phase it out.
Other troublesome auras that could be cheated into play include Flickerform, Caught in the Brights, and Weight of Conscience. Meddling Mage can't name the auras, just the cards that put them onto the battlefield.
From a brief search, that's Academy Rector, Sun Titan, and Zur the Enchanter.
Wow I spent a lot of time researching and figuring this out, but I think it works. Tell me if I missed something.
I mean, you can Dispersing Orb away the problems, but from what I understand you want to avoid that?