Vampire Dagger versus Morning Glory

[Glitch]

Rain of fire targets the playing field.  Your point?

[Baily18]

Morninig Glory cannot be "destroyed." Your point?

[Glitch]

Rain of fire wouldn't destroy it.  It would damage it.

Besides, Morning glory CAN be destroyed by a fire shield.

[Levgre]

Rain of fire targets the playing field.  Your point?

In Magic the Gathering spells like Rain of Fire do hit untargetable creatures.  It's just the rules of this game.

[Baily18]

well fire shield originally didn't. zanz changed it to BALANCE, something you need in a game.

[Glitch]

Rain of fire targets the playing field.  Your point?

In Magic the Gathering spells like Rain of Fire do hit untargetable creatures.  It's just the rules of this game.

So if it's untargetable, then why can you hit it with flying weapon?

Neither rain of fire nor flying weapon target it, neither card steals or destroys it, but one of them works and the other doesn't.  What gives?

well fire shield originally didn't. zanz changed it to BALANCE, something you need in a game.

How about the imbalance of flying weapon that it can target untargetable cards?  Bearing in mind that targeting the weapon slot isn't a loophole, as rain of fire doesn't target it and yet rain of fire doesn't work.

[Baily18]

okay, i tested out using enchant on a  arsenic then flying it. though the immortality doesnt transfer, you can still target a weapon that is untargetable

[Glitch]

And when you hit the arsenic with flying weapon, could you target it again?

[ivalmian]

a pure vampire deck beats morning glory .. probably even faster..

[Baily18]

I Think so. But that may be because enchant artifact says it does not work on creatures.

[Baily18]

Also, just because vamp daggers deck beats a morning glory deck, doesn't mean it is better. For example, Divine glory beats rainbow alot of the times, but that does not mean Divine Glory is better than Rainbow

[Glitch]

But vampire dagger consistently beats a deck with the exact same theme.  Plus, morning glory has 200 health, double draw, and triple mark, meaning all the scales were against the dagger but it won out anyway.