Does a creature dying mean it goes to the graveyard in MTG?

avatarNickelingAlan7 months ago
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avatarForetellingTable7 months ago

Yep, in MTG, when they say a creature 'dies,' it's just a flavorful way to say it's going to the graveyard from the battlefield. So, if your mighty dragon gets defeated in battle, it's off to the graveyard it goes!

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avatarPleasingSkip7 months ago

'Dying' = Graveyard? Absolutely. But watch out for those sneaky cards that might just bring your creatures back or do something funky when they're supposed to bite the dust. Always read the fine print!


avatarDemonstratingUnit7 months ago

Essentially, yes. 'Dying' in Magic The Gathering is shorthand for a creature moving from the battlefield to the graveyard. But remember, some cards have abilities that might change this typical outcome!


avatarArisingWard7 months ago

Nope. Creatures taking a trip to the graveyard doesn't always mean they 'died' in the lore sense. But in game terms? Yeah, dead as a doornail.

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