Can stuffy dolls tap ability target a planes walker? A planes walker is considered a player. There is a big split in belief on the subject here so I wanted some outside perspective. I don't know the finite details about planes walker errata.
Yup it can
{Stuffy Doll}
Planeswalkers are not technically considered a player. They are a permanent. So any spell or ability that can target or affect permanents can affect Planeswalker. Spells that target a player cannot.
Now in terms of noncombat damage, as long the source of damage resolves / allowed to happen to a player, you may choose to redirect it to a Planeswalker (that player controls).
To differentiate, when you attack via combat, you declare as an attack to a Planeswalker; you do not redirect like you would with noncombat damage.
Refrence: Rule # 306.6 and 306.7
So when he damages me with the stuffy doll he can choose to redirect it to the planeswalker? And how do you make the link to the card I couldn't figure that out?
Quote from: Syns on July 26, 2012, 08:16:58 AM
So when he damages me with the stuffy doll he can choose to redirect it to the planeswalker? And how do you make the link to the card I couldn't figure that out?
Yes, your opponent may choose to redirect Stuffy Doll's triggered ability damage from you onto a Planeswalker you control.
To link a card, use the curly brackets with the card's name inside. Its the shifted version of ( ) on an iOS device.
Confirmed.