hexproof counter
Asked by metalhead27 13 years ago
if you Asceticism out does it mean your creature spells cant be countered?
godswearhats says... #2
No. Your creature spell is a spell while it is on the stack. Thus Cancel and other counterspells can still legally target it. However, once it has resolved and becomes a creature, it can no longer be targeted.
Hope this helps!
July 18, 2011 4:59 p.m.
card:Gaea's Herald would be the type of card that you would use to make your creatures uncounterable, if that is even a word, and then you can cast them without fear of them not coming into play... :)
Rhadamanthus says... Accepted answer #1
When an effect uses the name of a permanent type (like "creature") and doesn't specify "card" or "spell", it means a permanent of that type on the battlefield. Asceticism only protects your creatures while they're on the battlefield, not when they're spells on the stack.
July 18, 2011 4:58 p.m.