Melira, proscrite sylvoke
Créature légendaire : humain et éclaireur
Vous ne pouvez pas gagner de marqueurs « poison ».
Les créatures que vous contrôlez ne peuvent pas avoir de marqueurs -1/-1 placés sur eux.
Les créatures que vos adversaires contrôlent perdent l'infection.
Les créatures que vous contrôlez ne peuvent pas avoir de marqueurs -1/-1 placés sur eux.
Les créatures que vos adversaires contrôlent perdent l'infection.
2/2
standard
future
historic
gladiator
pioneer
explorer
modern
legacy
pauper
vintage
penny
commander
brawl
alchemy
paupercommander
duel
oldschool
premodern
Rulings
Damage dealt to planeswalkers you control causes loyalty counters to be removed from them, regardless of whether Melira is on the battlefield.
Melira doesn’t remove any poison counters you already have or any -1/-1 counters already on creatures you control.
If a creature with infect enters the battlefield under an opponent’s control after Melira enters the battlefield, that creature loses infect.
It’s possible for a creature an opponent controls to gain infect after Melira enters the battlefield. For example, your opponent could cast Glistening Oil on a creature, and then Melira’s ability and Glistening Oil’s ability would be applied in timestamp order, with the most recent effect winning. The damage dealt to you by such a creature won’t result in you losing life (because the creature has infect) or in you getting poison counters (because Melira stops them). Similarly, damage dealt to a creature you control by such a creature won’t result in damage being marked on the creature or in -1/-1 counters. However, abilities that check whether damage was dealt (such as lifelink or Whispering Specter’s triggered ability) will still see that damage.
Melira doesn’t remove any poison counters you already have or any -1/-1 counters already on creatures you control.
If a creature with infect enters the battlefield under an opponent’s control after Melira enters the battlefield, that creature loses infect.
It’s possible for a creature an opponent controls to gain infect after Melira enters the battlefield. For example, your opponent could cast Glistening Oil on a creature, and then Melira’s ability and Glistening Oil’s ability would be applied in timestamp order, with the most recent effect winning. The damage dealt to you by such a creature won’t result in you losing life (because the creature has infect) or in you getting poison counters (because Melira stops them). Similarly, damage dealt to a creature you control by such a creature won’t result in damage being marked on the creature or in -1/-1 counters. However, abilities that check whether damage was dealt (such as lifelink or Whispering Specter’s triggered ability) will still see that damage.
Rulings
Damage dealt to planeswalkers you control causes loyalty counters to be removed from them, regardless of whether Melira is on the battlefield.
Melira doesn’t remove any poison counters you already have or any -1/-1 counters already on creatures you control.
If a creature with infect enters the battlefield under an opponent’s control after Melira enters the battlefield, that creature loses infect.
It’s possible for a creature an opponent controls to gain infect after Melira enters the battlefield. For example, your opponent could cast Glistening Oil on a creature, and then Melira’s ability and Glistening Oil’s ability would be applied in timestamp order, with the most recent effect winning. The damage dealt to you by such a creature won’t result in you losing life (because the creature has infect) or in you getting poison counters (because Melira stops them). Similarly, damage dealt to a creature you control by such a creature won’t result in damage being marked on the creature or in -1/-1 counters. However, abilities that check whether damage was dealt (such as lifelink or Whispering Specter’s triggered ability) will still see that damage.
Melira doesn’t remove any poison counters you already have or any -1/-1 counters already on creatures you control.
If a creature with infect enters the battlefield under an opponent’s control after Melira enters the battlefield, that creature loses infect.
It’s possible for a creature an opponent controls to gain infect after Melira enters the battlefield. For example, your opponent could cast Glistening Oil on a creature, and then Melira’s ability and Glistening Oil’s ability would be applied in timestamp order, with the most recent effect winning. The damage dealt to you by such a creature won’t result in you losing life (because the creature has infect) or in you getting poison counters (because Melira stops them). Similarly, damage dealt to a creature you control by such a creature won’t result in damage being marked on the creature or in -1/-1 counters. However, abilities that check whether damage was dealt (such as lifelink or Whispering Specter’s triggered ability) will still see that damage.
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