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It cant block. Yup, you can even use it the turn your artisan was summoned. IT IS THAT POWERFUL

that's incorrect.

once the blocker is declared then the attacking creature is blocked, giving it abilities that would've made him unblockable doesn't change that.

you would have to activate the ability as a response to declaring the attacker, not the blocker.

>_< oh man, how bout the trample ability?

How bout if my opponens declare to block and i use a spell to kill off the creature, does it means i can dmg the opponent directly?

no, killing the creature in response to it being declared a blocker does not un-block the attacking creature.

once the block is declared, the attacker is blocked regardless of anything that happens to the blocker afterward.

got it. thnx

what about the trample? is it legit to do that after a blocker has been declared or is that null also?

[QUOTE=groundandpound420]what about the trample? is it legit to do that after a blocker has been declared or is that null also?[/QUOTE]

Adding trample is productive right up until combat damage is actually dealt. So it's fine to give the Golem trample after it's been blocked, so long as you do it during the declare blockers step, before the combat damage step.