Bleed Dry vs. Undying Malice
Asked by raphael75 2 years ago
If I have a creature & my opponent casts Bleed Dry and I respond with Undying Malice, do I get my creature back or does it stay exiled?
Undying Malace grants the creature an ability that triggers when it dies (is sent to the graveyard from the battlefield).
Assuming that Bleed Dry's -13/-13 would kill your creature (or that the creature would die some other way on the turn it was hit by the Bleed Dry), Bleed Dry specifies that the creature is exiled instead of dying.
Since it doesn't die, your Undying Malice never triggers. Your creature is sent to exile and doesn't return.
November 13, 2021 2:37 p.m. Edited.
Omniscience_is_life says... #3
Oop. Think I was reading Undying Malice as a responsive sacrifice effect(?). Dunno how. Sorry for any confusion
Omniscience_is_life says... #1
Since Bleed Dry never resolved, nothing about its effect will affect your creature. There's no difference in when the -13/-13 happens and the clause about exiling begins.
November 13, 2021 12:41 p.m.