Stuart Cook

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Dec 20	revised	What's the strategic advantage of building around alternate win conditions? Since you want your four questions answered, making them more prominent will probably help.
Dec 20	suggested	suggested edit on What's the strategic advantage of building around alternate win conditions?
Dec 6	accepted	In Magic, when Magus of the Unseen returns an untapped artifact to its original controller, is there a delay before it becomes tapped?
Dec 5	asked	In Magic, when Magus of the Unseen returns an untapped artifact to its original controller, is there a delay before it becomes tapped?
Nov 29	accepted	In Magic, when and why did the rules change to check life totals “continuously” instead of at the end of each phase?
Nov 28	asked	In Magic, when and why did the rules change to check life totals “continuously” instead of at the end of each phase?
Nov 28	comment	Do you die instantaneously if your life total hits 0? Note that in earlier versions of the rules, life totals weren't checked until the end of a phase or combat, so you had plenty of time for the trigger to resolve and bring you above 0 life. I'm not sure when this changed to the modern ruling, but it was well after Force of Nature and Spirit Link were printed.
Nov 27	awarded	Enthusiast
Nov 26	awarded	Teacher
Nov 26	revised	What does an Evil Twin of an opponent's Essence of the Wild look like? Add rules text for comes-into-play replacement effects, and copying abilities granted by copy abilities
Nov 26	revised	What does an Evil Twin of an opponent's Essence of the Wild look like? Cleaned up the wording in the Diregraf Ghoul paragraph
Nov 26	answered	What does an Evil Twin of an opponent's Essence of the Wild look like?
Nov 26	comment	What does an Evil Twin of an opponent's Essence of the Wild look like? Your answer implies (by omission) that neither creature gets the destroy-same-name ability, which I don't think is correct. The Twin should get the ability because it modifies the copy, and the Ghoul should also get the ability because copy-modifications are themselves copyable.
Nov 24	awarded	Nice Question
Nov 23	revised	In Magic, can an ability target a permanent that is being sacrificed as part of that ability's activation cost? Rewrote the main part of the question to clarify what is being asked
Nov 21	accepted	In Magic, can an ability target a permanent that is being sacrificed as part of that ability's activation cost?
Nov 21	revised	In Magic, can an ability target a permanent that is being sacrificed as part of that ability's activation cost? Clarify that the question is about whether the same creature can be both the target and the sacrifice.
Nov 21	comment	In Magic, can an ability target a permanent that is being sacrificed as part of that ability's activation cost? Yes, the key part is whether the same creature can be both the target and the sacrifice. The rest of the scenario just sets the stage for why you might actually want to do that, since normally it would be a terrible idea.
Nov 21	revised	In Magic, can an ability target a permanent that is being sacrificed as part of that ability's activation cost? The ability won't resolve, of course.
Nov 21	asked	In Magic, can an ability target a permanent that is being sacrificed as part of that ability's activation cost?