Souls of the Faultless
Creature — Spirit
Defender (This creature can't attack.)
Whenever Souls of the Faultless is dealt combat damage, you gain that much life and attacking player loses that much life.
Whenever Souls of the Faultless is dealt combat damage, you gain that much life and attacking player loses that much life.
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Rulings
If Souls of the Faultless somehow attacks and is dealt combat damage, you will both gain and lose life when its ability resolves.
If Souls of the Faultless is dealt combat damage in a Two-Headed Giant game, you may choose either member of the attacking team as the player who will lose life. The player you choose doesn’t have to be the controller of a creature that dealt damage to Souls of the Faultless.
If Souls of the Faultless is dealt combat damage in a Two-Headed Giant game, you may choose either member of the attacking team as the player who will lose life. The player you choose doesn’t have to be the controller of a creature that dealt damage to Souls of the Faultless.
Rulings
If Souls of the Faultless somehow attacks and is dealt combat damage, you will both gain and lose life when its ability resolves.
If Souls of the Faultless is dealt combat damage in a Two-Headed Giant game, you may choose either member of the attacking team as the player who will lose life. The player you choose doesn’t have to be the controller of a creature that dealt damage to Souls of the Faultless.
If Souls of the Faultless is dealt combat damage in a Two-Headed Giant game, you may choose either member of the attacking team as the player who will lose life. The player you choose doesn’t have to be the controller of a creature that dealt damage to Souls of the Faultless.
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