Does 'a creature' mean any creature in Magic The Gathering?
VitriolingMouth路7 months agoNah, it's not always any creature. You gotta read the card's text carefully. Sometimes it means any creature, but other times it might only refer to creatures you control or creatures with specific attributes.
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Yep, in MTG, when a card or rule mentions 'a creature,' it's talking about any creature card on the battlefield, unless specified otherwise. So, it doesn't matter if it's a giant dragon or a tiny squirrel, 'a creature' includes them all!
Actually, 'a creature' really does mean ANY creature on the board. Doesn't matter if it's yours or your opponent's, unless the text specifies whose creature to consider.
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