Nessischer Wildnisverwüster
Kreatur — Hydra
Tribut 6 (Sowie diese Kreatur ins Spiel kommt, kann ein Gegner, den du bestimmst, sechs +1/+1-Marken auf sie legen.)
Wenn der Nessische Wildnisverwüster ins Spiel kommt und falls kein Tribut gezahlt wurde, kannst du den Nessischen Wildnisverwüster gegen eine andere Kreatur deiner Wahl kämpfen lassen. (Jede dieser Kreaturen fügt der anderen Schadenspunkte in Höhe ihrer Stärke zu.)
Wenn der Nessische Wildnisverwüster ins Spiel kommt und falls kein Tribut gezahlt wurde, kannst du den Nessischen Wildnisverwüster gegen eine andere Kreatur deiner Wahl kämpfen lassen. (Jede dieser Kreaturen fügt der anderen Schadenspunkte in Höhe ihrer Stärke zu.)
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Rulings
Players can’t respond to the tribute decision before the creature enters the battlefield. That is, if the opponent doesn’t pay tribute, the triggered ability will trigger before any player has a chance to remove the creature.
The triggered ability will resolve even if the creature with tribute isn’t on the battlefield at that time.
If the triggered ability has a target, that target will not be known while the creature spell with tribute is on the stack.
The choice of whether to pay tribute is made as the creature with tribute is entering the battlefield. At that point, it’s too late to respond to the creature spell. For example, in a multiplayer game, opponents won’t know whether tribute will be paid or which opponent will be chosen to pay tribute or not when deciding whether to counter the creature spell.
If the opponent pays tribute, the creature will enter the battlefield with the specified number of +1/+1 counters on it. It won’t enter the battlefield and then have the +1/+1 counters placed on it.
For effects that check which player put counters on the entering creature, the player chosen to pay tribute puts those counters on it, not the creature’s controller.
The triggered ability will resolve even if the creature with tribute isn’t on the battlefield at that time.
If the triggered ability has a target, that target will not be known while the creature spell with tribute is on the stack.
The choice of whether to pay tribute is made as the creature with tribute is entering the battlefield. At that point, it’s too late to respond to the creature spell. For example, in a multiplayer game, opponents won’t know whether tribute will be paid or which opponent will be chosen to pay tribute or not when deciding whether to counter the creature spell.
If the opponent pays tribute, the creature will enter the battlefield with the specified number of +1/+1 counters on it. It won’t enter the battlefield and then have the +1/+1 counters placed on it.
For effects that check which player put counters on the entering creature, the player chosen to pay tribute puts those counters on it, not the creature’s controller.
Rulings
Players can’t respond to the tribute decision before the creature enters the battlefield. That is, if the opponent doesn’t pay tribute, the triggered ability will trigger before any player has a chance to remove the creature.
The triggered ability will resolve even if the creature with tribute isn’t on the battlefield at that time.
If the triggered ability has a target, that target will not be known while the creature spell with tribute is on the stack.
The choice of whether to pay tribute is made as the creature with tribute is entering the battlefield. At that point, it’s too late to respond to the creature spell. For example, in a multiplayer game, opponents won’t know whether tribute will be paid or which opponent will be chosen to pay tribute or not when deciding whether to counter the creature spell.
If the opponent pays tribute, the creature will enter the battlefield with the specified number of +1/+1 counters on it. It won’t enter the battlefield and then have the +1/+1 counters placed on it.
For effects that check which player put counters on the entering creature, the player chosen to pay tribute puts those counters on it, not the creature’s controller.
The triggered ability will resolve even if the creature with tribute isn’t on the battlefield at that time.
If the triggered ability has a target, that target will not be known while the creature spell with tribute is on the stack.
The choice of whether to pay tribute is made as the creature with tribute is entering the battlefield. At that point, it’s too late to respond to the creature spell. For example, in a multiplayer game, opponents won’t know whether tribute will be paid or which opponent will be chosen to pay tribute or not when deciding whether to counter the creature spell.
If the opponent pays tribute, the creature will enter the battlefield with the specified number of +1/+1 counters on it. It won’t enter the battlefield and then have the +1/+1 counters placed on it.
For effects that check which player put counters on the entering creature, the player chosen to pay tribute puts those counters on it, not the creature’s controller.
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