Flicker, Auras

[Birdbrain]

Can you {flicker} an aura to attach it to another permanent in combat? I think I found something like that in the rules, but am just testing my reading comprehension

[Imdowd80]

Yes.
And I think this is a way around shroud as well.

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[Birdbrain]

Cool

[Birdbrain]

What if you flicker an aura your opponent just played, or a creature they just attached an aura to?

[Mikefrompluto]

I believe since it returns it to its owners control, they would choose a new target for it if you flicked it. If you flicked their creature with an aura on it, the aura would fall off and be sent to the graveyard.

[Mikefrompluto]

I could be wrong though.

[Birdbrain]

Could you {cloudshift} {fiend hunter} and exile a second creature? I know that's off topic, so the questions will stop here

[Mikefrompluto]

Yes.

[swallowtail]

Could you {cloudshift} {fiend hunter} and exile a second creature? I know that's off topic, so the questions will stop here

It's similar to  {Oblivion Ring}, if you flicker it before the ETB exile effect resolves, when it does resolve its fiend hunter is gone and the first card exiled is gone forever...

[Coffee Vampire]

What if you flicker an aura your opponent just played, or a creature they just attached an aura to?

If you flicker the creature in response to them playing the aura spell, the aura won't have a target anymore so it will "fizzle" and go to the graveyard.

If you flicker an aura already attatched to a creature, the aura's controller when it re-enters the battlefield chooses what it enchants.

If you flicker a creature that is enchanted by an aura, the aura falls off and goes to the graveyard.