Other Versions Bonds of Mortality ( 2 ) Enchantment When Bonds of Mortality enters the battlefield, draw a card. Create a 2/2 white Knight creature token with Vigilance for each of that card's colors. Target creature you control gets +2/+2 and gains hexproof until end of turn. +2: Scry X, where X is the number of colors among other permanents you control. Legendary Planeswalker - The Empress Mythic Rare Activate this only if you control no untapped lands. When Lady Tiger enters play, it gains +2/+2 until end of turn.Īll In - 0: Return Lady Tiger to your hand. Landfall - When a land enters play under your control, target creature cannot block until end of turn.Īll In - As long as you control no untapped lands, you may play an additional land on each of your turns. So you can't target that creature anymore, while your opponent still can, with Mutate or any other kind of spell or ability.

Female warriors serving an evil Empress and rebels opposing them. Hexproof means 'This permanent can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control' - and as it is the creature that gets Hexproof, then the 'you' means the creature's controller, not Authority's controller. I made a bunch of character images in the Heromachine character design tool and later made some cards based on those. Nents than white permanents, transform Mister Your control, if you control more black perma- Just because an object or player is being affected by a spell or ability doesn’t make that object or player a target of that spell or ability. When a permanent enters the battlefield under (C) Ranger's Guile says you can only target a creature you control. Here it WOULD work, because the wording is different. (B) Many cards give what looks like hexproof, but say so explicitly, such as Shielding Plax and Vines of Vastwood. To the amount of life you gained this turn. (A) Giving hexproof means the creature gets it. Tive, Antagonist, each opponent loses life equal When this creature transforms into Mister Nega. Permanent enters the battlefield under yourĬontrol, gain 1 life. If you do, create a 4/4 blue Giant Wizard creature token, then attach Giant’s Amulet to it. When Spider-Man, Web-Slinger is targeted by a So when your creature changes control from you (Player A) to your opponent (Player B), Player B is the controller of the permanent and Player A becomes the opponent that can't target it. So target one of the many other illusions that are surely in your deck if youre bothering to play a planeswalker.

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