If I Soulbond {pathbreaker wurm} and {trusted forcemage}, do they each gain each others' paired ability?
Yes
So it can be paired with a non soul bound creature?
Quote from: Richardalcala on April 28, 2012, 10:33:08 PM
So it can be paired with a non soul bound creature?
I'm confused.. What's your question?
So if it has soul bound on the card I could pair it with a card that doesn't say soul bound on it? Like from past sets?
Quote from: Richardalcala on April 28, 2012, 10:33:08 PM
So it can be paired with a non soul bound creature?
Yes. Unpaired creatures with soulbond can pair with creatures without the ability.
Otherwise {Flowering Lumberknot} would be completely useless.😜
Yes soulbond targets any unpaired creature so basically every creature you control
That makes it better at first I thought the other creature had to have it. Thanks.
If you paired something like {wolfir silverheart} to {inkmoth nexus}, it wouldn't happen to stay paired when the nexus becomes a land would it? It doesn't seem logical, but it would be cool!
Quote from: darkarts981 on April 29, 2012, 11:04:27 AM
If you paired something like {wolfir silverheart} to {inkmoth nexus}, it wouldn't happen to stay paired when the nexus becomes a land would it? It doesn't seem logical, but it would be cool!
No it wouldn't but when you Activate the inkmoth it would pair again assuming you didn't pair silverheart with something else
Not exactly. The {Inkmoth Nexus} doesn't enter the battlefield, it just changes properties.
The only way to bond with it is to animate it and then have an paired soulbond creature ETB. And then it would only be paired while it's a creature.
Quote from: BlackJester on April 29, 2012, 11:52:34 AM
Not exactly. The {Inkmoth Nexus} doesn't enter the battlefield, it just changes properties.
The only way to bond with it is to animate it and then have an paired soulbond creature ETB. And then it would only be paired while it's a creature.
Ohhh
Quote from: BlackJester on April 29, 2012, 11:52:34 AM
Not exactly. The {Inkmoth Nexus} doesn't enter the battlefield, it just changes properties.
The only way to bond with it is to animate it and then have an paired soulbond creature ETB. And then it would only be paired while it's a creature.
That's what I thought