> Say that a vampire with a tapped Corporeal Reservoir is Banished. If
> the vampire is brought back into the controlled region, is the
> Corporeal Reservoir untapped? If a vampire with a tapped Corporeal
> Reservoir played Descent into Darkness, would the Corporeal Reservoir
> be untapped when it reentered play?
I think that being tapped is a possible condition of some cards. The
default
is not being tapped (e.g., being untapped). So I think that cards retain
their
cards and counters but not any other status (like, being tapped or not).
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Bye,
Daneel
Correct. Similarly if the vampire was contested.
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>Daneel wrote:
>> On 10 Nov 2004 13:43:01 -0800, Emmit Svenson <emmits...@hotmail.com>
>>> Say that a vampire with a tapped Corporeal Reservoir is Banished. If
>>> the vampire is brought back into the controlled region, is the
>>> Corporeal Reservoir untapped? If a vampire with a tapped Corporeal
>>> Reservoir played Descent into Darkness, would the Corporeal Reservoir
>>> be untapped when it reentered play?
>>
>> I think that being tapped is a possible condition of some cards. The
>> default
>> is not being tapped (e.g., being untapped). So I think that cards retain
>> their
>> cards and counters but not any other status (like, being tapped or not).
>
>Correct. Similarly if the vampire was contested.
so, to summarise, Descent into Darkness with Corporeal Reservoir is
eXtra A+ good?
salem
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