Multiverse: Enemy Wedge Set: Recent Activity

2014-10-26 05:42:23: crimsonreaper created the card The Nofurian Horde

2014-10-26 05:37:51: crimsonreaper commented on Scavenge the Remains

Not sure about the wording on this one...

2014-10-26 05:37:40: crimsonreaper created the card Scavenge the Remains

2014-10-26 05:35:39: crimsonreaper created the card Mortipod

2014-10-26 05:33:41: dude1818 commented on Hailing Cantor

-1/-1 counters don't cause sacrifice - a creature with toughness 0 or less is put into its owner's graveyard as a SBA.

2014-10-26 05:22:54: crimsonreaper commented on Hailing Cantor

Yes, a creature does 'die' when it is sacrificed, that is always the case; however, a creature isn't necessarily 'sacrificed' when it 'dies'. Sacrifice is an additional condition applied to the destruction of permanents, notably by the fact that it is usually the controller's choice. This ability only triggers in such instances where it is sacrificed as opposed to straight up "destroyed". For example - If Hailing Cantor was dealt damage by an instant like Brimstone Volley, it would be dealt lethal damage and die. It would not, however, be sacrificed. So martyrdom wouldn't trigger. If Hailing Cantor had been attacking or blocking at the time, martyrdom would trigger. Similarly, another example would be if someone put the enough -1/-1 counters to bring it's toughness to 0, then it's controller would have to sacrifice it. It goes without saying of course, that abilities that ask you to sacrifice a creature can also cause martyrdom to trigger. In terms of flavor, I don't think I agree with you. The terms 'martyr' and 'martyrdom' have no constraints of singularity in their definitions; a martyr is anyone "who is put to death or endures great suffering on behalf of any belief, principle, or cause" and martyrdom merely refers to the achievement of the aforementioned definition. Thus, if a person is 'martyred' they are simply dying or suffering for their cause, which any number of people could do at any given time.

2014-10-26 04:00:54: Link commented on Hailing Cantor

A creature dies when it is sacrificed, so I don't understand why the distinction needs to be made. Flavorfully, it seems like it would have to be attacking or blocking alone in order to be a martyr.

2014-10-26 03:09:50: crimsonreaper created the card Hailing Cantor

2014-10-26 03:07:56: crimsonreaper created the card Relentless Zealot

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2014-10-26 02:58:55: crimsonreaper created the card Verdent Fen

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2014-10-26 02:41:23: crimsonreaper created the card Chromatic Drake

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