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Does Humility prevent Manifested creatures from being turned face-up?
Related to Does Humility stop all creatures from being able to morph?: The question specifies morphs, but I wondered if this was true for Manifest as well? As Manifest is not an ability on the card, does Humility prevent it from being turned face up for its mana cost?
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Related to Does Humility stop all creatures from being able to morph?: The question specifies morphs, but I wondered if this was true for Manifest as well? As Manifest is not an ability on the card, does Humility prevent it from being turned face up for its mana cost?
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Related to Does Humility stop all creatures from being able to morph?: The question specifies morphs, but I wondered if this was true for Manifest as well? As Manifest is not an ability on the card, does Humility prevent it from being turned face up for its mana cost?
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edited Jan 23 at 18:32
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Related to Does Humility stop all creatures from being able to morph?: The question specifies morphs, but I wondered if this was true for Manifest as well? As Manifest is not an ability on the card, does Humility prevent it from being turned face up for its mana cost?
magic-the-gathering
magic-the-gathering
edited Jan 23 at 18:32
doppelgreener
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asked Jan 23 at 17:39
Soulus101Soulus101
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edited Jan 23 at 18:32
doppelgreener
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Soulus101Soulus101
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edited Jan 23 at 18:32
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You can still turn a Manifested card face up even if it would lose all abilities from a card like Humility.
This is actually called out explicitly in a ruling on Manifest cards:
Unlike a face-down creature that was cast using the morph ability, a manifested creature may still be turned face up after it loses its abilities if it’s a creature card. (2014-11-24)
This is because the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is not an ability on the card itself that it would lose. Instead, the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is the Manifest rules themselves, which just say you can turn it face-up for its mana cost any time you have priority.
answered Jan 23 at 18:11
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Boom, thanks... and I now have enough rep to comment on existing questions rather than add my own questions/answers to the pile.
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You can still turn a Manifested card face up even if it would lose all abilities from a card like Humility.
This is actually called out explicitly in a ruling on Manifest cards:
Unlike a face-down creature that was cast using the morph ability, a manifested creature may still be turned face up after it loses its abilities if it’s a creature card. (2014-11-24)
This is because the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is not an ability on the card itself that it would lose. Instead, the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is the Manifest rules themselves, which just say you can turn it face-up for its mana cost any time you have priority.
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Boom, thanks... and I now have enough rep to comment on existing questions rather than add my own questions/answers to the pile.
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You can still turn a Manifested card face up even if it would lose all abilities from a card like Humility.
This is actually called out explicitly in a ruling on Manifest cards:
Unlike a face-down creature that was cast using the morph ability, a manifested creature may still be turned face up after it loses its abilities if it’s a creature card. (2014-11-24)
This is because the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is not an ability on the card itself that it would lose. Instead, the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is the Manifest rules themselves, which just say you can turn it face-up for its mana cost any time you have priority.
answered Jan 23 at 18:11
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Boom, thanks... and I now have enough rep to comment on existing questions rather than add my own questions/answers to the pile.
– Soulus101
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You can still turn a Manifested card face up even if it would lose all abilities from a card like Humility.
This is actually called out explicitly in a ruling on Manifest cards:
Unlike a face-down creature that was cast using the morph ability, a manifested creature may still be turned face up after it loses its abilities if it’s a creature card. (2014-11-24)
This is because the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is not an ability on the card itself that it would lose. Instead, the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is the Manifest rules themselves, which just say you can turn it face-up for its mana cost any time you have priority.
answered Jan 23 at 18:11
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You can still turn a Manifested card face up even if it would lose all abilities from a card like Humility.
This is actually called out explicitly in a ruling on Manifest cards:
Unlike a face-down creature that was cast using the morph ability, a manifested creature may still be turned face up after it loses its abilities if it’s a creature card. (2014-11-24)
This is because the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is not an ability on the card itself that it would lose. Instead, the thing that lets you turn a Manifested card face-up is the Manifest rules themselves, which just say you can turn it face-up for its mana cost any time you have priority.
answered Jan 23 at 18:11
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Boom, thanks... and I now have enough rep to comment on existing questions rather than add my own questions/answers to the pile.
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Boom, thanks... and I now have enough rep to comment on existing questions rather than add my own questions/answers to the pile.
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Boom, thanks... and I now have enough rep to comment on existing questions rather than add my own questions/answers to the pile.
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