Can you counter?

Started by Dragonjr, July 01, 2013, 02:00:10 AM

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Dragonjr

Could you counter your own spell?

Paraluke

If it says counter target spell, yes. If it says counter target spell you do not own, then no.

Of course, you must have a valid target in the first place, meaning you must cast a spell first before casting the counterspell to counter your own spell.

Keyeto

Any spell on the stack is a valid target for a counter spell, including your own. A spell cannot counter itself, but you could counter another one of your spells if you wish.

Kaleo42

I do this with extort when my opponent isnt casting anything and I want the extra few points of life drain. {syncopate} for 0 with an extort and then I just pay 0 for my spell.

prayos

Quote from: Kaleo42 on July 01, 2013, 05:25:54 PM
I do this with extort when my opponent isnt casting anything and I want the extra few points of life drain. {syncopate} for 0 with an extort and then I just pay 0 for my spell.

That's just mean.

Kaleo42

Yea...i ended a match at PTQ Boise this weekend by casting {snapcaster mage} with extort, flaging back {warped physique} with extort, {syncopating} my physique for 0 with extort, and not paying the 0 to keep the snap and swing for on my turn putting him at 1 then casting {sphinx's revelation} with extort in response to his {warleader's helix}.