Mtg Do Counters Stay On Creatures at Alan Gower blog

Mtg Do Counters Stay On Creatures. so far i believe that [ [skullbriar, the walking grave]] is the only creature that retains counters when moving zones. yes, if you take control of a creature that has counters on it, the counters stay. A flipped card is still the same permanent, it hasn't left the battlefield or anything. Counters are a separate entity once they are placed on a permanent. yes, they would stay on. There's a whole edh deck based around this idea. it depends on both what is doing the copying and what exactly is the copied creature. question, do the +1/+1 counters stay on that target creature until end of game, or are the counters just temporary/until end of combat? I'm going to assume the target creature is a. i argued that the +1+1 counters stay on the artifact (creature), as it hasn't left the battlefield, but provide no effect as. no, the counters stay where they are.

A flipped card is still the same permanent, it hasn't left the battlefield or anything. yes, if you take control of a creature that has counters on it, the counters stay. no, the counters stay where they are. I'm going to assume the target creature is a. yes, they would stay on. i argued that the +1+1 counters stay on the artifact (creature), as it hasn't left the battlefield, but provide no effect as. so far i believe that [ [skullbriar, the walking grave]] is the only creature that retains counters when moving zones. Counters are a separate entity once they are placed on a permanent. it depends on both what is doing the copying and what exactly is the copied creature. question, do the +1/+1 counters stay on that target creature until end of game, or are the counters just temporary/until end of combat?

How do creatures with +1/+1 counters interact with proper burial? r/mtg

Mtg Do Counters Stay On Creatures yes, if you take control of a creature that has counters on it, the counters stay. question, do the +1/+1 counters stay on that target creature until end of game, or are the counters just temporary/until end of combat? i argued that the +1+1 counters stay on the artifact (creature), as it hasn't left the battlefield, but provide no effect as. it depends on both what is doing the copying and what exactly is the copied creature. yes, they would stay on. yes, if you take control of a creature that has counters on it, the counters stay. no, the counters stay where they are. so far i believe that [ [skullbriar, the walking grave]] is the only creature that retains counters when moving zones. There's a whole edh deck based around this idea. A flipped card is still the same permanent, it hasn't left the battlefield or anything. Counters are a separate entity once they are placed on a permanent. I'm going to assume the target creature is a.