OH, and... when you block, you don't have to tap your card, yes?
Summoning sickness is kind of Obsolete, even though you'll hear
old hands using it here.
All _permanents_ have "summoning sickness" when they come into
play [except by phasing in] or switch controllers. Only creatures
without Haste are _affected_ by summoning sickness. Being affected by
summoning sickness, however, does not prevent creatures from blocking.
>>OH, and... when you block, you don't have to tap your card, yes?
Not just to declare it as a blocker. There may be something
_else_ that taps your blocker, but it is not inherent in the
declaration of a blocker.
Steve L
Nope. A "sick" creature can't attack ... and can't use any activated ability it
has with "tap:" in the cost. But that's all that gets stopped; the creature
can block, and can use other abilities just fine.
>OH, and... when you block, you don't have to tap your card, yes?
Correct. A creature that blocks doesn't tap as part of that; only -attackers-
get tapped.
Dave
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No, they can block attacking creatures.
> OH, and... when you block, you don't have to tap your card, yes?
Yes.
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