Still don't understand why helm of obedience isn't banned. With abilities that exile cards instead of them going to the graveyard and milling your opponent to death turn 4, seems kind of dumb. Like, steal your iPad dumb. I vote ban. With Necropotence.
Quote from: Double-O-Scotch on October 19, 2012, 09:46:42 AM
Still don't understand why {helm of obedience} isn't banned. With abilities that exile cards instead of them going to the graveyard and milling your opponent to death turn 4, seems kind of dumb. Like, steal your iPad dumb. I vote ban. With Necropotence.
Now i will know what you're complaining about! ;D
I cant find any of the things you mention in that card...
{rest in peace} helm for 1. Game over.
Read the 2nd "ruling" on {helm of obedience}
Oh i see!
Now thats pretty mean.
Quote from: Double-O-Scotch on October 19, 2012, 05:46:37 PM
{rest in peace} helm for 1. Game over.
Read the 2nd "ruling" on {helm of obedience}
I am really dummy possibly but still do not get it...:D
U will mill him for one... And he will put one card to the grave, exile it bcs of rip... That's alll...
The ruling on the helm says the cards has to be put into the graveyard. RIP etc says Instead exile it.
No cards are put into the grave and helm keeps seing that no cards end up in the graveyard. The limit 1 is never reached.
Oh ok did not read the rulings...:D but from the text of the card I would not say so...:D mhmm weird do not remember that ruling from before and alliances was one of the first expansions I played...
Quote from: whitedrake on October 20, 2012, 04:40:32 AM
Oh ok did not read the rulings...:D but from the text of the card I would not say so...:D mhmm weird do not remember that ruling from before and alliances was one of the first expansions I played...
In alliances they probably didnt have an interaction like this
Yeah the rulings mentions {Leyline of the Void} will do the same thing.