Okay, so if i have counters on a flip card, and it flips, does it loose those counters?
Well it's a different creature But I don't know if they go
no. though are you specifying transforming cards or the actual flip cards from
kamigawa. because some people get those confused. either way the counters are kept.
Sorry, i ment transformers, the innistrad and dka type
Yeah, transforming isn't really getting a new creature (it doesn't have summoning sickness btw). It is iust like changing the stats. For instance:
{Nightsky Mimic} changes to a 4/4 flyer until end of turn. They could have made him a transform double sided card, but they didn't because it would be a hastle always flipping him. But it is the same idea: he obviously wouldn't lose any counters he had or any equipment.
It is the same with double sider transform cards (like delver!).
Quote from: GoJuDragon on June 20, 2012, 02:04:20 PM
Sorry, i ment transformers, the innistrad and dka type
More than meets the eye!
These guys are usually referred to as DFC (double faced cards), but I call them Transformers too. ;)
Like scars said, the creature changes properties, it never becomes a new creature.
Okay, thanks guys
Is it the same with the old "morph" cards from legions?? Just curious.
yes it wotks the same with morph cards from onslaught block.
Jester's rule tip: if a morphed card leaves play and comes back ({Cloudshift}) it enters unmorphed. 😉
Quote from: BlackJester on June 22, 2012, 11:28:41 PM
Jester's rule tip: if a morphed card leaves play and comes back ({Cloudshift}) it enters unmorphed. 😉
Oooooooo! Nice!
Similar for transformed and Kamagawa flipped cards.