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Do you know of good online places to buy Eva merchandise?
http://www.amiami.com/
http://www.hlj.com/
http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/
These are the places I know of! :)
There's also the Eva store itself:
http://www.evastore.jp/pc/
There are a few things there that they don't seem to stock anywhere else, but unfortunately they don't ship outside of Japan...so you'd have to use a shopping service like White Rabbit Express if you wanna buy from there!
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So yet again legacy decks have brought up a weird scenario that I need clarification on. In Mud list I'm looking into, they play play sets of Chalice of the Void and Trinisphere. If Chalice is set to a value less than three, and Trinisphere makes all spells less than three mana cost three mana to cast, does that mean that the spells that normally would be countered by Chalice aren't countered? Basically, can I have Trinisphere and Chalice out at the same time and they still work in my favor?
No, there’s no real interaction between these cards.
Chalice of the Void cares about the converted mana cost of the card, which is a fixed value a card has.
Trinisphere affects how much you have to spend to cast spells. This is an additional cost, and it follows the normal rules for additional costs.Â
Effects that increase or decrease the cost of spells (such as Trinisphere, or Arcane Melee) don’t have any effect on the spells’ converted mana cost.
For example, a spell with a printed mana cost of 1U has a converted mana cost of 2, even if Trinisphere means you have to spend 3 to actually cast it.
So in my Tezzeret control deck, I put in Inkmoth Nexus, because turning a 1/1 into a 5/5 with Tezz is a good alternate wincon. I have a question about that ability though, does the 5/5 effect go away once it turns back into a land, or does it stay? (I know I could google it, but the way you guys explain stuff helps a lot more than just some random forum)
If it’s this Tezzeret, its third ability specifies “until end of turn”. When the turn ends, the effect will immediately expire.
If it’s this Tezzeret, the Nexus will still be a 5/5 artifact creature after it stops being a land. This Tezzeret’s middle ability doesn’t specify a duration (it doesn’t say “until end of turn,” for example) so it doesn’t expire at any particular time. The Nexus will be a 5/5 artifact creature indefinitely. (Note that it will lose any abilities, creature types, etc. given to it by Inkmoth Nexus’s ability when that ability expires at the end of the turn.)
A) are you watching shippuden or original naruto B) should i watch naruto
im watching the original first, if im not mistaken shippuden takes place a few years after the first series ends, and also yes
I feel like I always ask you guys questions but you're the most reliable source I have, so I trust your answers. If my friend casts an Elvish Visionary, can I cast a Thought Scour in response to the draw trigger to mill the top two before they draw it? I basically won a round because of that play so I want to make sure it's a legitimate play.
You can do this.
Anything that begins with “When,” “Whenever” or “At” — such as Elvish Visionary’s enters-the-battlefield ability — is a triggered ability. This means that when the trigger’s condition is met, the ability triggers and is put onto the stack. Players can then respond to the trigger before it resolves just like any other spell or ability on the stack.
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Another Melek question, he's proving to be quite the headache as a general. So I play Rite of Replication in my deck, and I'm stumped over the kicker cost. Do I pay the kicker cost for the copy as well? Thanks again, you guys are great
Kicker is an additional cost you have the option to pay when you cast the spell.
Melek does not make the kicker cost free. When you cast Rite of Replication, whether you paid for it or not, you may choose to pay 5 to kick the spell.
Please note that the copy of Rite created by Melek is never cast, so you do not have the option to pay its kicker cost. However, it will “remember” whether you kicked the original Rite, and if you did the copy with be kicked as well.
