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Latest revision as of 09:51, 2 March 2023
Tasty | |
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Keyword Ability | |
Type | Static |
Introduced | Mystery Booster |
Last used | Mystery Booster |
Reminder Text | Tasty (This creature can be attacked directly. If it is attacked, it can't block creatures that didn't attack it.) |
Statistics |
1 card 100% |
Scryfall Search | |
fulloracle:"Tasty" |
Tasty is a static ability that renders a creature vulnerable to direct attacks, similar how a planeswalker can be attacked.[1]
The mechanic appeared on a test card in the Mystery Booster set. It takes inspiration from other card games like Hearthstone or Yu-Gi-Oh where the player on the offensive has more agency and can directly target opposing creatures. Within the context of Magic, it acts like an anti-Provoke, where instead of the controller being able to force combat with any opposing creature, the controller's opponents can force combat with this one particular one.
Example
Example
Seasoned Weaponsmith
Creature — Bird Warrior
5/2
Tasty (This creature can be attacked directly. If it is attacked, it can't block creatures that didn't attack it.)
Rulings
- If a creature attacks a creature, the controller of the attacked creature is the defending player. That player's creatures that aren't attacked can block the attacking creature.
- A player can use an attacked creature to block a creature attacking it or choose to not block with it at all.
- An unblocked attacking creature that's attacking a creature deals its combat damage to the creature it attacks and vice versa, following the same rules for an attacking creature and a creature blocking it. However, if the attacking creature has trample, it can't assign trample damage to the defending player.
References
- ↑ Eli Shiffrin (November 11, 2019). "Mystery Booster Release Notes". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.