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Slippery Bogle
Bogles are very tasty if you can get the skin off. It's getting a blade on them that's the problem.
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Slippery Bogle by jesper Ejsing
This was our MTGinktober for “Enchanted,” starring Slippery Bogle, Angelic Destiny, Daybreak Coronet, and Curious Obsession! Where is your bogle tonight? I hope he is a gentleman.
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Not normal,
Reuxben
Slippery Bogle!
Took me forever to catch the dern thing
Slippery Bogle
Ogle the bogle, or goggle the boggle? Doesn't matter. You weren't going to catch it anyway.
Artist: Jesper Ejsing
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A buddy of mine was playing at FNM last night, and attempted to Path to Exile a Slippery Bogle (facepalm). His opponent said that since he had already cast the spell, he had to pick a legal target. That's incorrect, right? What about at a higher REL?
That’s incorrect at all levels of play.
If a player takes an illegal action that’s caught right away, such as casting a spell on an illegal target, then the action is rewound. The player isn’t forced to choose a legal target if they don’t want to (unless it’s a triggered ability or something.)
Magic isn’t a game of gotcha.
My opponent controls a Slippery Bogle with numerous enchantments and at least one Daybreak Coronet. They go to combat and attack, does the wording of "Reverse Damage" (specifically the "choice" over "target") allow me to choose the Bogle?
Choosing isn’t targeting and gets around hexproof, shroud, and protection. You can choose the Bogle with Reverse Damage.
My eight-year-old daughter (who turns eight today!) played against my old Momir Vig deck last night. Apparently it made an impression on her because this morning she wanted me to take a photo of her doing her best Slippery Bogle impression.
