Exile target artifact/enchantment

[T1barcode21]

Just wondering if it works if my opponent has a creature with hexproof and an enchantment on it, or an enchantment that makes it hexproof, can I cast a sorcery that exiles target artifact or enchantment. ( ie. Revoke Existence ) still?

[Coffee Vampire]

Can we exile it?

YES WE CAN!

[Sagemaster]

Bob the builder... Lalala 🎶🎶

XD

[KulrathKnight]

Yes. Unless the enchantment has a wording similar to {Diplomatic Immunity} you can still target the enchantment that gives the creature hexproof or shroud.

If they have {Fountain Watch} and {Enchanted Evening} then board-wipes are the only thing you can do.

[T1barcode21]

Thanks!

[Kuberr]

This also confused me.

Hexproof is anything the opponent casts on the creature with it.

If a creature has shroud or says "can't be the target of spells or abilities" then no one can target it.

[BlackJester]

This also confused me.

Hexproof is anything the opponent casts on the creature with it.

If a creature has shroud or says "can't be the target of spells or abilities" then no one can target it.

So what part of that is confusing you?

[Kuberr]

This also confused me.

Hexproof is anything the opponent casts on the creature with it.

If a creature has shroud or says "can't be the target of spells or abilities" then no one can target it.

So what part of that is confusing you?

Oh, not anymore. I actually learned this yesterday. I was confused up until then.

[Sagemaster]

This also confused me.

Hexproof is anything the opponent casts on the creature with it.

If a creature has shroud or says "can't be the target of spells or abilities" then no one can target it.

True but if you use {Sun Titan} to bring back a {Dead Weight} you can use it to kill stuff like {Geist of Saint Traft}

[Kuberr]

This also confused me.

Hexproof is anything the opponent casts on the creature with it.

If a creature has shroud or says "can't be the target of spells or abilities" then no one can target it.

True but if you use {Sun Titan} to bring back a {Dead Weight} you can use it to kill stuff like {Geist of Saint Traft}

How?

[BlackJester]

if an aura ETBs, you can attach it to any legal permanent.  This doesn't target.  {Retether} does this really well.

[Kuberr]

if an aura ETBs, you can attach it to any legal permanent.  This doesn't target.

Very interesting.

[KulrathKnight]

Unless you cast the Aura that enters the battlefield, it doesn't target when it attaches. There were similar threads I think that discussed this weird phenomenon in Magic.

Edit: Dang. I didn't cast my post at Jester-speed.

[BlackJester]

Unless you cast the Aura that enters the battlefield, it doesn't target when it attaches. There were similar threads I think that discussed this weird phenomenon in Magic.

Edit: Dang. I didn't cast my post at Jester-speed.

Pre-6th Ed. Interrupt skillz.   

[KulrathKnight]

Unless you cast the Aura that enters the battlefield, it doesn't target when it attaches. There were similar threads I think that discussed this weird phenomenon in Magic.

Edit: Dang. I didn't cast my post at Jester-speed.

Pre-6th Ed. Interrupt skillz.   

True story.