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Can placing a counter on a creature after it has been assigned as an attacker remove it from combat
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Kulrath Knight has an effect that states 'Creatures your opponents control with counters on them can't attack or block.' So if a creature is assigned as an attacker and subsequestly get a counter placed on it prior to combat resolution. Does that remove it from combat.
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Kulrath Knight has an effect that states 'Creatures your opponents control with counters on them can't attack or block.' So if a creature is assigned as an attacker and subsequestly get a counter placed on it prior to combat resolution. Does that remove it from combat.
magic-the-gathering
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Related: boardgames.stackexchange.com/questions/7343/…
– GendoIkari
54 mins ago
@GendoIkari close-enough that it might be a dupe, but this one is specifically asking about attacking and not blocking so I figured it was worth an answer. Plus there is clean/clear rule in CR so why not.
– Malco
51 mins ago
@Malco Yeah I don't think it's a duplicate; although there could easily be another question that these could then be both duplicates of. But unless this same basic question pops up a few more times in a few more forms; I don't think there's a need for such a question.
– GendoIkari
8 mins ago
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Kulrath Knight has an effect that states 'Creatures your opponents control with counters on them can't attack or block.' So if a creature is assigned as an attacker and subsequestly get a counter placed on it prior to combat resolution. Does that remove it from combat.
magic-the-gathering
edited 57 mins ago
Malco
6,5961453
asked 1 hour ago
BillBill
37218
Kulrath Knight has an effect that states 'Creatures your opponents control with counters on them can't attack or block.' So if a creature is assigned as an attacker and subsequestly get a counter placed on it prior to combat resolution. Does that remove it from combat.
magic-the-gathering
magic-the-gathering
edited 57 mins ago
Malco
6,5961453
asked 1 hour ago
BillBill
37218
edited 57 mins ago
Malco
6,5961453
asked 1 hour ago
BillBill
37218
edited 57 mins ago
Malco
6,5961453
edited 57 mins ago
Malco
6,5961453
edited 57 mins ago
Malco
6,5961453
6,5961453
asked 1 hour ago
BillBill
37218
asked 1 hour ago
BillBill
37218
asked 1 hour ago
BillBill
37218
37218
Related: boardgames.stackexchange.com/questions/7343/…
– GendoIkari
54 mins ago
@GendoIkari close-enough that it might be a dupe, but this one is specifically asking about attacking and not blocking so I figured it was worth an answer. Plus there is clean/clear rule in CR so why not.
– Malco
51 mins ago
@Malco Yeah I don't think it's a duplicate; although there could easily be another question that these could then be both duplicates of. But unless this same basic question pops up a few more times in a few more forms; I don't think there's a need for such a question.
– GendoIkari
8 mins ago
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Related: boardgames.stackexchange.com/questions/7343/…
– GendoIkari
54 mins ago
@GendoIkari close-enough that it might be a dupe, but this one is specifically asking about attacking and not blocking so I figured it was worth an answer. Plus there is clean/clear rule in CR so why not.
– Malco
51 mins ago
@Malco Yeah I don't think it's a duplicate; although there could easily be another question that these could then be both duplicates of. But unless this same basic question pops up a few more times in a few more forms; I don't think there's a need for such a question.
– GendoIkari
8 mins ago
Related: boardgames.stackexchange.com/questions/7343/…
– GendoIkari
54 mins ago
Related: boardgames.stackexchange.com/questions/7343/…
– GendoIkari
54 mins ago
@GendoIkari close-enough that it might be a dupe, but this one is specifically asking about attacking and not blocking so I figured it was worth an answer. Plus there is clean/clear rule in CR so why not.
– Malco
51 mins ago
@GendoIkari close-enough that it might be a dupe, but this one is specifically asking about attacking and not blocking so I figured it was worth an answer. Plus there is clean/clear rule in CR so why not.
– Malco
51 mins ago
@Malco Yeah I don't think it's a duplicate; although there could easily be another question that these could then be both duplicates of. But unless this same basic question pops up a few more times in a few more forms; I don't think there's a need for such a question.
– GendoIkari
8 mins ago
@Malco Yeah I don't think it's a duplicate; although there could easily be another question that these could then be both duplicates of. But unless this same basic question pops up a few more times in a few more forms; I don't think there's a need for such a question.
– GendoIkari
8 mins ago
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No, making a creature "unable to attack or block" after attackers have been declared does not remove it from combat.
An ability that says "Creatures can't Attack or Block" means that they can not be declared as blockers or attackers, if they are already attacking or blocking it is too late and they will not be removed from combat.
506.4a: Once a creature has been declared as an attacking or blocking creature, spells or abilities that would have kept that creature from attacking or blocking don't remove the creature from combat.
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No, making a creature "unable to attack or block" after attackers have been declared does not remove it from combat.
An ability that says "Creatures can't Attack or Block" means that they can not be declared as blockers or attackers, if they are already attacking or blocking it is too late and they will not be removed from combat.
506.4a: Once a creature has been declared as an attacking or blocking creature, spells or abilities that would have kept that creature from attacking or blocking don't remove the creature from combat.
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No, making a creature "unable to attack or block" after attackers have been declared does not remove it from combat.
An ability that says "Creatures can't Attack or Block" means that they can not be declared as blockers or attackers, if they are already attacking or blocking it is too late and they will not be removed from combat.
506.4a: Once a creature has been declared as an attacking or blocking creature, spells or abilities that would have kept that creature from attacking or blocking don't remove the creature from combat.
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No, making a creature "unable to attack or block" after attackers have been declared does not remove it from combat.
An ability that says "Creatures can't Attack or Block" means that they can not be declared as blockers or attackers, if they are already attacking or blocking it is too late and they will not be removed from combat.
506.4a: Once a creature has been declared as an attacking or blocking creature, spells or abilities that would have kept that creature from attacking or blocking don't remove the creature from combat.
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No, making a creature "unable to attack or block" after attackers have been declared does not remove it from combat.
An ability that says "Creatures can't Attack or Block" means that they can not be declared as blockers or attackers, if they are already attacking or blocking it is too late and they will not be removed from combat.
506.4a: Once a creature has been declared as an attacking or blocking creature, spells or abilities that would have kept that creature from attacking or blocking don't remove the creature from combat.
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– GendoIkari
54 mins ago
@GendoIkari close-enough that it might be a dupe, but this one is specifically asking about attacking and not blocking so I figured it was worth an answer. Plus there is clean/clear rule in CR so why not.
– Malco
51 mins ago
@Malco Yeah I don't think it's a duplicate; although there could easily be another question that these could then be both duplicates of. But unless this same basic question pops up a few more times in a few more forms; I don't think there's a need for such a question.
– GendoIkari
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