flipping bushi and sensei golden-tail
Asked by beastofrage 12 years ago
If I cast regenerate on Bushi Tenderfoot and have him block a creature with the same power and toughness as he does, would he still flip? Also can Sensei Golden-Tail stack bushido on creatures that have it already?
Bobgalarneau says... #3
Rule 702.43b "if a creature has multiple instance of bushido, each of them trigers separately"
February 14, 2013 10:55 a.m.
Absinthman says... Accepted answer #4
- The only thing that Bushi Tenderfoot 's flipping ability cares about is whether the creature it dealt damage to this turn is put into a graveyard. Because regeneration only removes a creature from combat (it doesn't flicker it (see Ghostly Flicker for what I mean)), Bushi Tenderfoot remains the same creature for the whole time. So if a creature you blocked with him goes into your opponents graveyard this turn (note that it doesn't necessarily need to die right away, you can block a stronger creature and then finish it off with a spell on the same turn), he flips.
- Because Bushido is a triggered ability, you can place multiple instances of it on the same creature. Then, when the prerequisites (blocks or becomes blocked) are met, each Bushido 1 (let's say you have 3 of them) will rigger separately and go onto the stack. They will resolve one after another and such creature will get +1/+1 three times, which will of course sum up to overall +3/+3 bonus in the end.
Bobgalarneau says... #1
Bushi Tenderfoot would have regenerate so he would not die and would have dealt damage to a creature that is put to the grave. Yes he would flip.
February 14, 2013 10:51 a.m.