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Guardian Project (Ravnica Remastered) - Inuchiyo Meimaru
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Guardian Project
"They will give me the army I need to bring peace to the entire wasteland." —The Master
Artist: Mirko Failoni
Guardian Project
Simic's strength comes from its diversity.
Artist: Chris Rallis TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
Hi! So I have Guardian Project on the battlefield, along with a creature, Paradise Druid. No cards on any graveyard, no other creatures on the battlefield. I cast Spark Double, targeting the Druid. Will Guardian Project trigger? Thanks!
No, it won’t.
Spark Double will enter the battlefield as a Paradise Druid in every way, including its name. Since it has the same name as another creature you control, Guardian Project’s secondary condition won’t be satisfied and it won’t trigger.
Guardian Project
Simic's strength comes from its diversity.
Artist: Chris Rallis
If I control a morph and the new Guardian Project and cast another morph, I get to draw a card, right?
Correct.
Face down creatures, such as those with morph abilities or manifested cards, don’t have names and as such they can’t share a name with any other creature, even other face down creatures.
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