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Alpha Brawl

Magic: The GatheringDark Ascension#82

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Magic: The Gathering

Coût de mana

Dark AscensionDKA · #82

Type de carte: Sorcery
Rareté: Rare
Prix indicatif: 0,39 € · ★ 0,87 € · 0,26 $ · ★ 0,84 $
Valeur de mana: 8
Couleur: Rouge

Texte de la carte

Target creature an opponent controls deals damage equal to its power to each other creature that player controls, then each of those creatures deals damage equal to its power to that creature.

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Informations sur cette impression

Illustration: Randy Gallegos
Langue de la carte: English
Date de sortie: 2012-02-03

Texte d’ambiance

Being an alpha means proving it every full moon.

Précisions de règles

2011-01-22

Abilities like lifelink and deathtouch that care about any kind of damage are taken into account.

2011-01-22

Combat abilities like first strike, double strike, and trample don’t apply and will have no impact on Alpha Brawl’s effect.

2011-01-22

If the targeted creature has infect or wither, the damage it deals will result in -1/-1 counters being put on each creature it deals damage to. The power of those creatures will be reduced when they deal damage back to the targeted creature.

2011-01-22

None of the damage dealt due to Alpha Brawl is combat damage.

2011-01-22

The damage dealt by the targeted creature is not divided in any way. For example, if a 3/3 creature is targeted, it will deal 3 damage to each other creature controlled by its controller.

2011-01-22

The two parts of Alpha Brawl’s effect happen sequentially: first the targeted creature deals damage, then the other creatures deal damage. State-based actions aren’t checked in the middle, so creatures that are dealt lethal damage by the targeted creature will still deal damage.