Complicated question.

[Sparkle Ninja]

Ok, So if you have a {Medomai The Ageless} on the battlefield and an {Artisan of Forms} and you swung and hit with medomai last turn, which gave you an extra turn. Could you swing with the artisan of forms then cast an instant on it and turn it into medomai and hit for a third turn?

[abstractApathist]

Yes: Medomai can't attack, but she can be attacking, so the artisan can hit for an extra turn.

[fj76ts4]

Yes: Medomai can't attack, but she can be attacking, so the artisan can hit for an extra turn.

would have posted faster, but I was looking for the relevant rule: 506.4a. Once a creature has been declared as an attacking or blocking creature, spells or abilities that would have kept that creature from attacking or blocking don't remove the creature from combat.

[Sparkle Ninja]

And theres my next deck basis

[MisterJH]

Wouldnt they both die from legendary rule though?

[Anoobass]

Wouldnt they both die from legendary rule though?

Legend rule was changed, now you decide which one will be placed in the GY, obviously choosing the one that can't attack.

[MisterJH]

Oh wow shows what i missed these past... However many months ive been absent! Thats amazing finally!!!!!! Ah im so hapy ven though this is old news for you

[Double-O-Scotch]

Sorry guys. The text on medomai says that it cannot attack during "extra turns".  No go.

[abstractApathist]

Sorry guys. The text on medomai says that it cannot attack during "extra turns".  No go.

The question is "what if you turn the {artisan of forms} into {medomai the ageless} after it attacks?" which works.

[Double-O-Scotch]

Oh wow. Dumb. Lol

[Sparkle Ninja]

Thats what I've been doing with it.