#sorceries

[party-in-my-head]

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Joan Sanders - Baneful Sorceries or The Countess Bewitched - Houghton Mifflin - 1969 (jacket etching by Joseph Mugnaini)

[psychoticreations]

Before and after pictures of my art skill. My Dragon Sorceries

[claradefay-blog]

Le chevalier au loup (sur Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/UiNb/LbwzBVr6fH Le #chevalier au loup combat parmi les plus #braveheart. Célèbre pour rompre la lance de ses adversaires lors de #frauentournier, remarquable archer, bretteur émérite, le chevalier au loup vaut une centaine de #knighterrantry. Sans peur, prêt à affronter démon ou dieu, en #caballero, en #paladin, accompagné d'un #werewolf, tous s'émerveillent de s…

[misteryada]

MtG Slang

Earlier I called the U/W Aftermath card Reflector Mage, but in spell form to some friends. One of them tried to get uppity and say everything but lands are spells.

Can my MtG peeps on here confirm if they use “spell” outside the context of a game as a colloquialism for instants and sorceries?

[magicjudge]

Could an instant or sorcery have hexproof?

Yes, but it wouldn’t do anything.

Hexproof and shroud are abilities of permanents and thus only function while that permanent is on the battlefield.

In order to not being able to be targeted while on the stack, a spell would need an ability like “This spell can’t be the target of spells or abilities while it’s on the stack.” However, Wizards doesn’t like to reference the stack, and so this sort of protection is better accomplished with abilities like split second or “can’t be countered by spells or abilities”.

[idealog]

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