Does Becoming a Copy Count as Entering in Magic The Gathering?
Short answer: Yes, it counts. When you copy something, it's like you're giving it a whole new entrance ticket to the magical battlefield party.
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Totally does! When a card becomes a copy of something else in MTG, it's like it's entering the battlefield all over again but as the copy. This means it's treated as entering the game just like any new creature or spell would, following the same rules and triggers. So, if you've got abilities or effects that trigger 'when a creature enters the battlefield,' and your card becomes a copy, you're in luck to see those effects kick in!
Nah, it's not the same. Copying is just mirroring what's already there, not throwing a welcome party.
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