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Yes. The fox cleric gets +1/+1 for another fox (and that fox gets the same) then gets an additional +1/+1 for the cleric (and that cleric gets the same +1/+1) so lets say for example they're all 1/1s. The fox cleric would be a 3/3 and the others would be 2/2s when you apply Coat of Arms.

Although I'm usually one with answers, I too have question (heavily based on semantics).

Wee Dragoauts gets +2/+0 for each time you play a spell. Now, if I play a cheap spell, like Gigadrowse for example, can I Remand it (countering its resolution, and returning the card to my hand), and play Gigadrowse again to give my Wee Dragonauts a total of +6/+0?

I've thought that since each spell has been played seperately (Gigadrowse, Remand, Gigadrowse) my Wee should get +6/+0. However, others think that since I counter my own Gigadrowse, it doesn't count as "being played".

I'm almost entirely certain that my spells counter as being "played" despite the fact they've been countered. If this is true, it also solves a few other concerns a few of us have had.

Spells have to be 'played' to be countered in the first place. What people are confusing is playing and resolving.
Short answer: yes. They'll get +6/+0
Long answer: Yes. Because playing a spell means announcing, choosing legal targets, paying costs and placing it on the stack. Resolving is the spell actually doing what it does. Once your gigadrowse is on the stack the dragnauts get +2/+0. You remand it. they trip again for another +2/+0 the remand however resolves. You draw a card and put the gigadrowse back in your hand. You play it again. The dragnauts trip again for another +2/+0 and this time the drowse resolves.
NOTE: Replicating gigadrowse will NOT give them +2/+0 for each replicated copy as its put directly on the stack and never played.


Short Answer: Yes. it can deal more then 2 damage
Long Answer: Yes. You may respond to each resolution of his ability by untapping it (letting that resolve) and then respond again to the first tap ability by adding another on there. You may then again respond to that one by untapping (letting that resolve) and then responding to both tap triggers by tapping it again. So on and so forth until you cant untap it anymore via Freed From the Real. The fact that it will die after the first tap ability resolves has no effect on the rest of them resolving. They will deal 2 damage to the target and attempt to deal three damage to a creature that isn't alive so they just fore go that part of the spell. (like if you play a Mind Rot on someone with one card they still lose the one card even though they have to discard two. Mind Rot just ignores the second card since it can't be done. But it doesn't counter the spell if they have less than two cards).

i have a question that sorta relates to Mikujins question, say i have an untaped gelectrode, and it gets targeted by shock can i tap it to deal 1 damagew, then play "peel from reality", can i untap my gelectrode adn deal another 1 damage before the spell resolves and then return the gelectrode and one of their creatures to my hand ???

I have been playing Magic for a long time but my cards are very old. I bet they don't go beyong Scourge. However, I love them just as old they are and the combos function perfectly. Since I have not updated in so long I am a little rusted on what is banned and what isn't. Could you please tell me where I can find a list of banned cards? I want to make sure I am playing with legal decks.

Yes. It's ability will trigger each time a cleric becomes the target of a spell or ability.

The lists are below. Enjoy.







[quote ="Banned List - Extended (Type 1.X)"]* Aether Vial
* Disciple of the Vault
* Entomb
* Skullclamp