Squidnapper
Creature — Squid Pirate
When Squidnapper enters the battlefield, gain control of target creature an opponent controls until Squidnapper leaves the battlefield or that player pays the ransom.
Ransom — and 2 life
Ransom — and 2 life
3/4
standard
future
historic
gladiator
pioneer
explorer
modern
legacy
pauper
vintage
penny
commander
brawl
alchemy
paupercommander
duel
oldschool
premodern
Rulings
If Squidnapper leaves the battlefield before its triggered ability resolves, you won’t gain control of the target creature at all.
Pay no attention to any other card in this set using the word “ransom” when determining how Squidnapper’s ransom ability works.
If a card with a ransom ability loses that ability, it has no ransom cost. No player may pay its ransom cost.
Paying a ransom cost to end an effect is a special action. The card’s owner may pay that cost any time they have priority, and players can’t take actions in between the time the player announces their intent to pay and the time the card returns to the zone from which it came.
Pay no attention to any other card in this set using the word “ransom” when determining how Squidnapper’s ransom ability works.
If a card with a ransom ability loses that ability, it has no ransom cost. No player may pay its ransom cost.
Paying a ransom cost to end an effect is a special action. The card’s owner may pay that cost any time they have priority, and players can’t take actions in between the time the player announces their intent to pay and the time the card returns to the zone from which it came.
Rulings
If Squidnapper leaves the battlefield before its triggered ability resolves, you won’t gain control of the target creature at all.
Pay no attention to any other card in this set using the word “ransom” when determining how Squidnapper’s ransom ability works.
If a card with a ransom ability loses that ability, it has no ransom cost. No player may pay its ransom cost.
Paying a ransom cost to end an effect is a special action. The card’s owner may pay that cost any time they have priority, and players can’t take actions in between the time the player announces their intent to pay and the time the card returns to the zone from which it came.
Pay no attention to any other card in this set using the word “ransom” when determining how Squidnapper’s ransom ability works.
If a card with a ransom ability loses that ability, it has no ransom cost. No player may pay its ransom cost.
Paying a ransom cost to end an effect is a special action. The card’s owner may pay that cost any time they have priority, and players can’t take actions in between the time the player announces their intent to pay and the time the card returns to the zone from which it came.
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