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Question by jaredscofield@yahoo.com
Submitted on 6/21/2004
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Can one player summon a creature from his or her hand and put that creature into play under his opponent's control?  I.E. can I summon creatures for the other player?  If so, then I would use card combos such as Defense of the Heart and any number of 1/1 elf cards with (F) casting cost, then search library for big bad cards and put directly into play.  Is this a viable deck plan?


Answer by Sasuke
Submitted on 6/24/2004
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no...please read the magic rule book.

 

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