Can you choose the same option twice for Incendiary Command?
This card came up as a discussion. One person was insisting you could choose the same option for Incendiary Command twice and there is no ruling from MTG. Similar cards say you can only chose an option once. Does anyone know which is right?
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This card came up as a discussion. One person was insisting you could choose the same option for Incendiary Command twice and there is no ruling from MTG. Similar cards say you can only chose an option once. Does anyone know which is right?
magic-the-gathering
edited Jan 17 at 20:44
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asked Jan 17 at 16:56
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You are commanded to choose two, if you choose one twice, you are not choosing two, you are choosing one, so no.
– Neil Meyer
Jan 19 at 12:35
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This card came up as a discussion. One person was insisting you could choose the same option for Incendiary Command twice and there is no ruling from MTG. Similar cards say you can only chose an option once. Does anyone know which is right?
magic-the-gathering
edited Jan 17 at 20:44
BJ Myers
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asked Jan 17 at 16:56
BillBill
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This card came up as a discussion. One person was insisting you could choose the same option for Incendiary Command twice and there is no ruling from MTG. Similar cards say you can only chose an option once. Does anyone know which is right?
magic-the-gathering
magic-the-gathering
edited Jan 17 at 20:44
BJ Myers
3,6741429
asked Jan 17 at 16:56
BillBill
3648
edited Jan 17 at 20:44
BJ Myers
3,6741429
asked Jan 17 at 16:56
BillBill
3648
edited Jan 17 at 20:44
BJ Myers
3,6741429
edited Jan 17 at 20:44
BJ Myers
3,6741429
edited Jan 17 at 20:44
BJ Myers
3,6741429
3,6741429
asked Jan 17 at 16:56
BillBill
3648
asked Jan 17 at 16:56
BillBill
3648
asked Jan 17 at 16:56
BillBill
3648
3648
You are commanded to choose two, if you choose one twice, you are not choosing two, you are choosing one, so no.
– Neil Meyer
Jan 19 at 12:35
add a comment |
You are commanded to choose two, if you choose one twice, you are not choosing two, you are choosing one, so no.
– Neil Meyer
Jan 19 at 12:35
You are commanded to choose two, if you choose one twice, you are not choosing two, you are choosing one, so no.
– Neil Meyer
Jan 19 at 12:35
You are commanded to choose two, if you choose one twice, you are not choosing two, you are choosing one, so no.
– Neil Meyer
Jan 19 at 12:35
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No. If you could choose the same mode more than once, the card would explicitly state that (e.g. Righteous Confluence).
700.2d If a player is allowed to choose more than one mode for a modal spell
or ability, that player normally can’t choose the same mode more than once.
However, a few modal spells include the instruction “You may choose the same
mode more than once.” If a particular mode is chosen multiple times, the spell
is treated as if that mode appeared that many times in sequence. If that mode
requires a target, the same player or object may be chosen as the target for
each of those modes, or different targets may be chosen.
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No. If you could choose the same mode more than once, the card would explicitly state that (e.g. Righteous Confluence).
700.2d If a player is allowed to choose more than one mode for a modal spell
or ability, that player normally can’t choose the same mode more than once.
However, a few modal spells include the instruction “You may choose the same
mode more than once.” If a particular mode is chosen multiple times, the spell
is treated as if that mode appeared that many times in sequence. If that mode
requires a target, the same player or object may be chosen as the target for
each of those modes, or different targets may be chosen.
Source.
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No. If you could choose the same mode more than once, the card would explicitly state that (e.g. Righteous Confluence).
700.2d If a player is allowed to choose more than one mode for a modal spell
or ability, that player normally can’t choose the same mode more than once.
However, a few modal spells include the instruction “You may choose the same
mode more than once.” If a particular mode is chosen multiple times, the spell
is treated as if that mode appeared that many times in sequence. If that mode
requires a target, the same player or object may be chosen as the target for
each of those modes, or different targets may be chosen.
Source.
edited Jan 17 at 19:39
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answered Jan 17 at 17:05
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No. If you could choose the same mode more than once, the card would explicitly state that (e.g. Righteous Confluence).
700.2d If a player is allowed to choose more than one mode for a modal spell
or ability, that player normally can’t choose the same mode more than once.
However, a few modal spells include the instruction “You may choose the same
mode more than once.” If a particular mode is chosen multiple times, the spell
is treated as if that mode appeared that many times in sequence. If that mode
requires a target, the same player or object may be chosen as the target for
each of those modes, or different targets may be chosen.
Source.
edited Jan 17 at 19:39
BJ Myers
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answered Jan 17 at 17:05
RajRaj
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No. If you could choose the same mode more than once, the card would explicitly state that (e.g. Righteous Confluence).
700.2d If a player is allowed to choose more than one mode for a modal spell
or ability, that player normally can’t choose the same mode more than once.
However, a few modal spells include the instruction “You may choose the same
mode more than once.” If a particular mode is chosen multiple times, the spell
is treated as if that mode appeared that many times in sequence. If that mode
requires a target, the same player or object may be chosen as the target for
each of those modes, or different targets may be chosen.
Source.
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answered Jan 17 at 17:05
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BJ Myers
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You are commanded to choose two, if you choose one twice, you are not choosing two, you are choosing one, so no.
– Neil Meyer
Jan 19 at 12:35