Can anyone tell me where the 5th armadillo is and how to get to it thank you
Can anyone tell me where the 5th armadillo is and how to get to it thank you
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I think that it had an aztec setting and they used an armadillo to play a game of ball.
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I am not a hardcore Magic card player by any means, but I do like to play with my friends occasionally. My friend uses a seemingly overpowered phantom deck, and I am skeptical to believe that the abuse of phantoms is this powerful ( because they would have been banned by now). The most significant problem with his deck is not the phantoms alone, but the enchant creature cards he equips them with.
For example, my friend will put out a Phantom Tiger (a 1/0) that comes into play with two +1/+1 counters on it (Making it a 3/2). I understand that for all damage dealt to a phantom, the damage is prevented and a counter is taken off and this process is repeated until their defense number goes to 0.
However, what my friend will do is put Enchant creature cards like Elephant Guide (giving a creature +3/+3) which would make Phantom Tiger a 6/5. My friend tells me to treat the enchant creature effects as an additional +1/+1 counters. So, in other words, phantom tiger needs to take damage 5 times until it is sent to the graveyard. He also puts cards like Armadillo Cloak on the phantoms to make matters even worse, now giving him easy life and trample. Ultimately, this does not seem fair or logical to me whatsoever. My question is basically this: Are we misunderstanding the concept of phantoms or can the cards actually get to such a powerful state?
What I believe is this: the enchant creatures don’t count as additional +1/+1 counters for the phantom. So, in the case of a Phantom Tiger equipped with Elephant Guide, after his 2 counters are removed, he goes down to 4/3 and is treated as a normal creature that can take damege. I am not sure about this, though.
Here are some links of the creatures he would use:
http://www.coolstuffinc.com/images/Products/mtg%20art/Judgment/Phantom%20Tiger.jpg
http://mi.wizards.com/global/images/magic/general/phantom_centaur.jpg
As well as commonly used Enchant Creature Cards:
http://www.cardkingdom.com/images/Judgment/ElephantGuide.jpg
http://wowbox.tw/mtg/images/largejpg/23xxx/23164.jpg
I apologize for the lengthy question. I just like to be as specefic as possible so people understand what exactly it is that I am talking about.
Thanks in advance.
Yeah, thanks guys. I had a feeling that my belief was right. Please note that my friend was the one that told me that the enchant creature effects serve as additional +1/+1 counters. I tried to convince him that they did not, but he didn’t believe me, so we just played by his criteria.
Thanks to everybody who took time to answer my question. It is much appreciated and I will have an easier time taking down phantoms in the future lol.
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You had a spaceship that would run along the outside and had limited shield time. There were monsters in the middle that would move to a pattern and you had to cut off parts to trap the big monster in 20 percent or less of the board, ie 80 percent cutoff would be a pass.
The first level was a green snake thing with smaller orange armadillos.
Anyone know the game?
me and my friend went hunting this afternoon, and we game across huge hog ruts, where they make huge holes in the ground and hog tracks all around. but around it was a fresh pile of droppings, what ever it was…..was only a few minutes a head of us. the pile was slimy, and moved like jello, i got my knife (cause god who would touch it) and scraped some up and the inside was absolutely DRY DIRT.
we got back home and looked it up and the closest match we found armadillo droppings. is this correct?
and near the feeder is an old cow trail (about 15-20 yards away) with real soft dirt with fresh deer tracks… totaly ignored the corn, (no signs anywhere)…… up ahead about 50 yards was doe and fawn tracks, could that buck been to busy with the doe to even realize there was corn there?
thanks guys
oh yea,don’t if your a anti-hunter, dont even bother wasting your time on us AND pissing the hunters off
armidillos? TEXAS this is armidillo country, ofcourse we got them everywhere, drive donw the highway theres roadkill every ten feet its way over populated, lol
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