So this idea i think has NEVER happened and i want to give people a go. Hopefully he gets back to the office on Monday and straightens things out (I'm assuming he gets Good Friday off). Unfortunately, that results in trying to deal damage to something without a permanent type that can tell you what happens next, and presumably Eli Shiffrin breaking out in a cold sweat without knowing why.

As long as the second target is a legal target as Bond of Passion begins to resolve, before the target creature changes control, the second target will be dealt damage.'Ĭan you even come up with one of those rare cases? It took me a while, but the most obvious one I can think of is an opponent who controls exactly five enhantments, one of which is Starfield of Nyx, and you try to steal one and damage another.

In some rare cases, gaining control of the target creature may cause the second target to become illegal.

Here's a bullet from the card-specific notes for Bond of Passion: The reason for the subject title is that I found the latter in the former. Anyways, War of the Spark's Release Notes just dropped, and I found an example of the weird corner cases the rules have to adjudicate and how not to handle them. So, nearly a year since Tommo999 accidentally killed the contests, which seemed to be most of activity for this group.

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