Stealing creatures

[Destore117]

If you take an opponent's creature
Say idk {Nicol bolas planeswalker} {Switcheroo} anything like that
Can you attack with it that same turn when it becomes your creature

[Gorzo]

No. It's affected by summoning sickness as it has not been under your control since the beginning of that upkeep.

That's why cards like {act of treason} grant haste - it's necessary to have haste in order for it to function on the turn it changes control

[Destore117]

No. It's affected by summoning sickness as it has not been under your control since the beginning of that upkeep.

That's why cards like {act of treason} grant haste - it's necessary to have haste in order for it to function on the turn it changes control

Alright thanks! I thought so but didn't know how to explain it to my friend

[Kaleo42]

No. It's affected by summoning sickness as it has not been under your control since the beginning of that upkeep.

That's why cards like {act of treason} grant haste - it's necessary to have haste in order for it to function on the turn it changes control

This was actually the basis for a question that I almost missed on my test. I had never encountered nonhasted control change as a rules question but my test taking skills took over and I got it right.

[Pi]

No. It's affected by summoning sickness as it has not been under your control since the beginning of that upkeep.

That's why cards like {act of treason} grant haste - it's necessary to have haste in order for it to function on the turn it changes control

Yes

[Rasser]

Summoning Sickness Rule: Informal term for a player's inability to attack with a creature or to activate its abilities that include the tap symbol or the untap symbol unless the creature has been under that player's control since the beginning of that player's most recent turn. See rule 302.6. See also Haste.

[blackychan1]

No. It's affected by summoning sickness as it has not been under your control since the beginning of that upkeep.

That's why cards like {act of treason} grant haste - it's necessary to have haste in order for it to function on the turn it changes control

This was actually the basis for a question that I almost missed on my test. I had never encountered nonhasted control change as a rules question but my test taking skills took over and I got it right.

What kind of test is MTG related???

[DylanW18]

No. It's affected by summoning sickness as it has not been under your control since the beginning of that upkeep.

That's why cards like {act of treason} grant haste - it's necessary to have haste in order for it to function on the turn it changes control

This was actually the basis for a question that I almost missed on my test. I had never encountered nonhasted control change as a rules question but my test taking skills took over and I got it right.

What kind of test is MTG related???

His test to become a Judge