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Norman S. Brown, Jr
XZealot
Archon of the Swamp
Both. If you didn't pay the infernal penalty from Textbook Damnation,
Pariah would tap during untap. If you didn't discard a master card
during your master phase, Pariah would tap then.
--Colin McGuigan
Almost right.
Quoting the (new) infernal rule: "Now, as of KMW, the infernal penalty
is paid to untap the infernal vampire (who now doesn't untap as
normal)."
So you only pay the infernal penalty if Pariah is tapped during your
untap phase, and then you determine if you want to discard a master
card or have him tap in the Master Phase as a separate issue.
And the Book burns in the Master Phase if you either didn't untap him
via the infernal rule, or if you don't discard to prevent him from
tapping via his own special.
> --Colin McGuigan
-John Flournoy
Correct.
If you had the Path of Evil Revelations in play, however, you could:
Leave him tapped in your untap phase (fail to pay a pool to untap
him, that is).
Tap him in your master phase (fail to discard a master card to
avoid his special penalty). This redundantly leaves him tapped.
Pay a pool to the Path to untap all of your infernal minions,
including Pariah.
And thereby avoid burning the Textbook (since he is untapped).
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