Grappling Hook
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Magic: The Gathering
Coût de mana
Commander 2017C17 · #212
- Type de carte
- Artifact — Equipment
- Rareté
- Rare
- Prix indicatif
- 0,38 € · 1,49 $
- Valeur de mana
- 4
- Couleur
- Incolore
Texte de la carte
Equipped creature has double strike. Whenever equipped creature attacks, you may have target creature block it this turn if able. Equip
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Informations sur cette impression
- Illustration
- Philip Straub
- Langue de la carte
- English
- Date de sortie
- 2017-08-25
Texte d’ambiance
Part tool, part weapon, part of the kor.
Précisions de règles
If you choose to have the targeted creature block the creature that was equipped with Grappling Hook, but it isn’t able to do so as blockers are declared (for example, because the attacking creature has flying and the targeted creature doesn’t), the requirement to block does nothing. The targeted creature is free to block whichever creature its controller chooses, or block no creatures at all.
If you choose to have the targeted creature block, the creature it must block is the one that was equipped by Grappling Hook at the time the ability triggered. It doesn’t matter if Grappling Hook leaves the battlefield or somehow becomes attached to another creature.
If you control the triggered ability, you decide whether to have the targeted creature block the attacking creature at the time the ability resolves, not at the time blockers are declared.
Tapped creatures, creatures that can’t block as the result of an effect, creatures with unpaid costs to block (such as those from War Cadence), and creatures that aren’t controlled by the defending player are exempt from effects that would require them to block. Such creatures can be targeted by the ability, but the requirement to block does nothing.
