creatures targeted with quintessence can be reversed, burrowed by owner

[remrej]

If you play a quintessence and a shard of wisdom on an elite shrieker, the owner can burrow the shrieker or reverse it to their hand using Eternity or a reverse card.

Shouldn't the creature be untargettable per the quintessence?

[Zso_Zso]

Burrowing is an ability, does not require targeting, however, the fact that it removes the So-Wisdom effect is the problem IMHO. The same happens with Seraph if quinted + SoW, then it can use its ability (divine protection) to replace the permanent quint with a temporary one and then the SoW effect disappears.

Once a SoW effect is applied the attack should remain spell-attack and never revert to normal attack. This is inconsistent behavior, so I think it is a bug.

[Skotadi Phobos]

Recreated it twice, moved to confirmed.

[Rutarete]

Burrowing is an ability, does not require targeting, however, the fact that it removes the So-Wisdom effect is the problem IMHO. The same happens with Seraph if quinted + SoW, then it can use its ability (divine protection) to replace the permanent quint with a temporary one and then the SoW effect disappears.

Once a SoW effect is applied the attack should remain spell-attack and never revert to normal attack. This is inconsistent behavior, so I think it is a bug.

See Xeno's post here It's not a bug with Seraph.