Giant Fan

Artifact

(2), Tap: Move target counter from one card to another. If the second card's rules text refers to any type of counters, the moved counter becomes one of those counters. Otherwise, it becomes a +1/+1 counter.

Legality

Format	Legality
Archenemy	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Limited	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Unformat	Legal
Vanguard	Legal

Discussion (5)

SteelSentry on How Good of a Card …

3 years ago

Magistrate's Scepter is, frankly, awful. I have only seen it in 2 decks; an Atraxa charge counters theme deck, and a Chisei, Heart of Oceans meme deck (that happened to be running Giant Fan with the table's consent for silver-border). Don't let that stop you from running it if you want, but you have to jump through a lot of hoops to get more than one or two turns at most.

Yesterday on Do you 'have' Energy counters …

5 years ago

The Giant Fan wouldn't move an energy counter from a player onto the Voltaic Brawler, it would move any counter from any other permanent onto that creature, which would then turn into an energy counter, as that's what the printed text on the card refers to.

Kogarashi on Do you 'have' Energy counters …

5 years ago

I would argue that you couldn't use Giant Fan to put an energy counter on Voltaic Brawler, simply because its oracle text says to move the counter "from one permanent to another." Energy counters are on players, and players aren't permanents.

Boza on Do you 'have' Energy counters …

5 years ago

AS of right now, there is no way for cards to gain counters that should be on players in black-border land.

Yesterday on Do you 'have' Energy counters …

5 years ago

I'm pretty sure this is only relevant to silver-bordered games ATM, and I'm also pretty sure the answer is no. But anyway.

If I control a Voltaic Brawler and move a charge counter onto it with a Giant Fan, would I be able to pay for its triggered ability if the only charge counter in play at that time is sitting on that creature?