If me and my opponent both have an {Archetype of Endurance} on the field, how is the hexproof decided?
Quote from: TreeTopSky on April 02, 2014, 11:04:23 PM
If me and my opponent both have an {Archetype of Endurance} on the field, how is the hexproof decided?
No one has hexproof and hexproof can't be gained by either player.
I do believe 'cant' abilities trump 'have' or 'gain' abilities. Or somethin like that
i don't believe any cards like this exist, but what would happen if a card said, "this card can't lose trample."?
Quote from: particle on April 03, 2014, 12:45:32 AM
i don't believe any cards like this exist, but what would happen if a card said, "this card can't lose trample."?
It wouldn't matter because trample isn't be lost here. Hexproof is
ok, obviously, i meant the same
keyword that the archetype is getting rid of.
I think they dont have cards that say you 'cant lose an ability' because it would just be complicated with superseding rules. They either have gain or lose abilities.