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CardName: Leave in the Lurch Cost: 2WB Type: Instant Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: Cast this spell only during combat. Attacking player sacrifices an attacking creature and a nonattacking creature. Flavour Text: Some friendships end gradually as people drift apart. Some end with one person stranded at the festival grounds. Set/Rarity: FICG: Equestria Girls Uncommon |
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FAQ: Does this affect one or multiple players during a format with shared turn option?
I suggest "an", "target" or "each" as additional first word of the second ability to communicate the intention clearly.
good catch. Let's go with "target". functional change wrt Ivory Mask, but meh
Actually, it's not necessary. The Comp Rules have you covered.
> 805.10c Any rule, object, or effect that refers to an “attacking player” refers to one specific attacking player, not to all attacking players. If an ability of a blocking creature refers to an attacking player, or a spell or ability refers to both a blocking creature and an attacking player, then unless otherwise specified, the attacking player it’s referring to is the player who controls the attacking creature that blocking creature is blocking. If a spell or ability could apply to multiple blocking creatures, the appropriate attacking player is individually determined for each of those blocking creatures. If there are multiple attacking players that could be chosen, the controller of the spell or ability chooses one.
I think given most formats (even most multiplayer formats) don't have two simultaneous attacking players, it's simpler and less confusing overall to leave the wording saying just "attacking player".
revert to FOME's wording