a few questions about sacing

Novajoe · Joined: 18 Feb 2008 Posts: 140

ok I have a mogg fanatic out and I sac him. In response the opponent plays a shock targeting mogg fanatic. mogg's sac damage is null because shock killed him before he sacs right?

I have a mogg fanatic out equipped with loxodon warhammer. I sac him. Do I get the lifelink from the sac damage? Same with keldon merauders and such.

gypsy · Joined: 15 Jun 2007 Posts: 860

sacrificing is the fatest thing cant shock in resp there is nothing to shock. no you dont get the life because the creature is not equipped when the damage resolves

ransom3 · Joined: 01 Oct 2007 Posts: 156

Sacrificing the Mogg Fanatic is the cost you pay to use its ability. Paying costs doesn't use the stack and your opponent cannot respond to it. Your opponent can play Shock, but the Fanatic is already in your graveyard and the damage from the Fanatic is already on the stack.

Hardtrack · Joined: 10 Aug 2005 Posts: 309

And no, you don't get the life from the lifelink. By the time the ability resolves the Hammer is no longer equipped.

coolcreep · Joined: 18 Feb 2006 Posts: 321

Another thing that is important to note about saccing: after you have tapped a vesuvan shapeshifter that copied a gemhide sliver for 2 manas, you have to sac it. Why, you ask? It lies in how you get the 2 manas. See, you do not get 1 ability that says "T: make 2 manas" you have 2 abilities that both say "T: Make one manas" So, to make 2 manas, you use the first ability, then you use the second ability in response. However, this causes your shapeshifter to tap 2 times, making it fall off the board and die.

Boba383 · Joined: 26 Sep 2005 Posts: 67

haha wow did coolcreep just spew out a load of crap or what.

also i have a question and i kno i could find it in the rules but i just dont have time 2 right now:

i play a creature using evoke, can i sacrifice it to another effect (such as Greater Gargadon)...haha i dont think you can but i just want to make sure

ransom3 · Joined: 01 Oct 2007 Posts: 156

Yes, you can. The sacrifice trigger from the evoke ability goes on the stack when the evoked creature comes into play, so you can sacrifice the creature to your Gargadon.