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om·nip·o·tent –adjective 1. almighty or infinite in power, as God. thats exactly what this deck does folks. Quite literally gives the wielder the power to do anything. First play R&D's secret lair (so every card is played as read), and then play ________. If you read ________'s flavor text carefully it says {1}: This card's flavor text becomes the flavor text of your choice. (This ability doesn't work because it's flavor text, not rules text (but neither does this reminder text, so you figure it out).) this means that you can change the flavor text to read: this is not a flavor text but the actual card text, and therefore its ability will be applied to the card, followed by whatever you want. if you want to say: (fill in your name) wins the game and (fill in opponents name) must pay (fill in your name) all the money they have. or perhaps: (fill in your name) will be given ultimate power over all forces existent in the universe or still further: space-time ceases to exist, and from now on it is (fill in your name) time anything is possible here folks, i have quite literally found a way to become a proverbial god
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wow, if this were legal, i would rip this off :D
oh, i forgot to mention that once you pull off the combo you can simply say: this combination is now a legal combo in the game of magic, and it was before the match started. That fixes the problem
i would actually make the argument that due to space-times implicit nature, you could do this at a sanctioned standard event and the officials would be powerless to stop you
Well, technically according to the rules, If a card and a rule have a dispute the card always wins... so you might get away with it
thats my boy, im goin for it
yes
gotterdammerung, would you mind posting a link for me of the official rules, i need to be absolutely sure before i try this
i found it, the rule is as follows: 101.1. Whenever a card's text directly contradicts these rules, the card takes precedence. The card overrides only the rule that applies to that specific situation. The only exception is that a player can concede the game at any time (see rule 104.3a).
It seems you found a better combo than my mini-me deck. Well done.
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A power to threaten even the shores of Valinor.
According to Mark Rosewater's FAQTIWDAWCC, the most official source for Un- rulings, you can only change ______'s name to names that exist in MTG (You can't turn a Wild Mongrel aquamarine because you can only change items into things that exist in MTG) Likewise, you can only change _____'s Flavor Text into flavor text that exists for any mtg card. Link here: http://www.wizards.com/magic/tcg/article.aspx?x=magic/faq/unhinged
So even with R&D's lair, this combo doesn't work.
but if i change the name to be "i can change this name to be anything i want, not just an existing cards name" and then follow it with other demands, as long as R&D is out the card gets precedence according to rule 101.1 and the name will have to be allowed
Cards do not always take precedence. The "Can't beats Can" rule would still not allow you to change the flavor text. That's why cards like Ætherflame Wall say "can block creatures with shadow as though they didn't have shadow." instead of "can block creatures with shadow". But regardless, you can't change the flavor text to "you may change this text as though that text was text from a Magic: The Gathering card" in the first place. If you could change the flavor text to that, then yes, you can subsequently change the text to whatever. But that first requires being able to change ______'s flavor text into non-"mtg flavor text" first.