Ok, so I have a 1/1 flying spirit token enchanted with {armadillo cloak} and also has two +1/+1 counters on it. My opponent casts a {cryptoplasm} on it and declares "now I've got a 5/5 flying life gainer!". Now I could be wrong on copying rules but doesn't' that mean he's got a 1/1 flying spirit token only (with {cryptoplasm}'s ability.) Because it copies the creature, not the counter's and definately not the enchantment? Nothing ever came of it due to board wipe, but I wanted to know in case it happened again in the future.
He'll only get a 1/1 with the cryptobility. Someone else can give you a big list of copiable characteristics but suffice it to say you don't get copies of the enchantments and counters on the creature. That's silly.
Thank you. That's what I thought. Just thought it was a crazy declaration during league play. Thought somebody had changed the rules or something. Here's another question, can you split your attack between 2 (or more) different opponents. I thought you couldn't but again, my opponent was adamant that you can. And can you split your attack between a player and PW they control? I think you can but again, my confidence in my knowledge of the rules was shaken that night, and now I'm second guessing everything...
In a multiplayer game yes, you can assign one creature to potential foe A and another to foe B. and also yes, some can attack your enemy and others a PW they control.
Ok then. News to me but I don't see why not. I now have an extra option during my own attack phase so YAY! Thanks for your help guys.
Just be careful about creating common cause among enemies in multiplayer.
Wise advice, thanks. "Only a fool fights a war on two fronts" ~someone important