@lplulnl Double Strike already is first strike so adding first strike will have no effect, Double Strike and First strike are the same but Double strike also gets to attack again unlike just first strike
@edarion01 If your double strike creature did not have trample the defending player would not take any damage, however if your creature had trample they would take 9 damage. 1 of the first strike damage would kill the spawn and 4 would be assigned to the defending player, then during the second combat damage step your creature would deal its full 5 damage to the defending player because there are no creatures on the battlefield blocking it.
Surely doublestrike is useless then, as the blocker is removed from the battlefield after the first strike damage hits, te second damage that hits must go to the player as there are no blocking creatures.
Wizards, yet again you baffle me with your anti-logic and ineffective rules.
question, when one of my creatures atacks in my turn , he will get tapped, but the question is , he is not going to be able to block cause its tapped ? (sorry for my english im new at the game and im loving it so i really want to understand it to 100%)
this manages to make magic boring. impressive.
xanzus 3 months ago
@lplulnl Double Strike already is first strike so adding first strike will have no effect, Double Strike and First strike are the same but Double strike also gets to attack again unlike just first strike
Minnzy 5 months ago
@xteXhex Yes
Minnzy 5 months ago
ok so if 3/2 with doble strike deal damage to player does that mean hel take 6 damage?
xteXhex 6 months ago
If my creature has double strike
and I equip him with first strike too
than mean he has double strike and first strike
at the same time, ok my question?
creature deal both of 2 damage as first strike or nothing happen?
thx...
lplulnl 8 months ago
@edarion01 If your double strike creature did not have trample the defending player would not take any damage, however if your creature had trample they would take 9 damage. 1 of the first strike damage would kill the spawn and 4 would be assigned to the defending player, then during the second combat damage step your creature would deal its full 5 damage to the defending player because there are no creatures on the battlefield blocking it.
ethugfolyfe 9 months ago
Surely doublestrike is useless then, as the blocker is removed from the battlefield after the first strike damage hits, te second damage that hits must go to the player as there are no blocking creatures.
Wizards, yet again you baffle me with your anti-logic and ineffective rules.
NekuSakuraba09 11 months ago
@SubSatellite Exactly. Once you use a creature to attack, unless it has a special ability, it cant be used to block.
dragy148816 11 months ago
question, when one of my creatures atacks in my turn , he will get tapped, but the question is , he is not going to be able to block cause its tapped ? (sorry for my english im new at the game and im loving it so i really want to understand it to 100%)
SubSatellite 11 months ago
my 5/5 doublestrike attacks you block with an eldrazi spawn.
No damage is dealt to the defending player right???
Now if this was a 5/5 Double strike with trample. then the defending player takes 4 damage right?
edarion01 1 year ago