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1. ishishtpabi1 31 mai 2020

   Le 07/12/2017 à 20:24, Michel-Angel avait écrit ...
   How exactly does this card work?
   
   Want access to your opponent's cards? X gon' give it to ya, but you have to get X into that opponent's hand. You do this using the first activated ability. You activate this ability while X is on the battlefield under your control. Now that X is in their hand, they play with their hand revealed and they're not allowed to cast X or activate any of X's abilities?but you are. You can activate its second ability to play one of the cards in that hand.
   
   When do I say which card I'm playing?
   
   You choose the card as X's last ability resolves. This means your opponent can respond to you activating the ability to get cards out of their hand. But whatever's left when X's ability resolves is fair game.
   
   When do I play that card?
   
   As X's last ability resolves, with one exception: you can't play a land this way unless it's your turn and you haven't yet played a land that turn. But if you're casting a spell, you do it as the ability resolves. This means you can use X's ability to cast their sorceries or creatures during their turn, for example.
   
   If I use X's ability to cast an instant or sorcery, does that spell go into my graveyard?
   
   No. You don't own the cards you play this way. They'll go into your opponent's graveyard. The same is true if a creature card you cast this way later dies.
   
   Can my opponent discard X while it's in their hand?
   
   Yes, if something instructs them to or allows them to. X will go to your graveyard, as you're X's owner.
   
   In multiplayer games, can I move X from one opponent's hand to another's?
   
   Yes, you can. While X is in an opponent's hand, you can activate its middle ability. This is unusual, as normally tap abilities can't be activated from a player's hand. But X's first ability says you can, so you can.
   
   If The Grand Caluctron in on the battlefield and my X is in my opponent's hand, can I cast cards in their program?
   
   No. The Grand Calcutron's ability overrides X in this case. You're limited to the first card in your program.
   
   If The Grand Calcutron is on the battlefield, can the opponent cast X if it's the first card in their program?
   
   No. The opponent can never cast X. In fact, if X is the first card of their program, they can't cast any card in their program, at least until new cards are put ahead of it. Note that you can't cast X either, as it's not the first card in your program.

   
   
   very useful thanks
2. Inacora 26 décembre 2017
   A part l'autodéfausse y'a pas vraiment de parade une fois dans la main adverse, mais en même temps sans célérité faut attendre une tour, et après ça coûte 5 à utiliser donc c'est pas pété non plus.
   
   En tout cas c'est fun ^^
3. DrSnap 13 décembre 2017

   Le 13/12/2017 à 23:52, DrSnap avait écrit ...
   Bah pourquoi pas, la carte dit bien que tu peux activer ses capacités, donc tu peux ^^

   
   Au temps pour moi, en fait tu peux pas. C'est dans la FAQ ^^
   

   Want access to your opponent's cards? X gon' give it to ya, but you have to get X into that opponent's hand. You do this using the first activated ability. You activate this ability while X is on the battlefield under your control. Now that X is in their hand, they play with their hand revealed and they're not allowed to cast X or activate any of X's abilities?but you are. You can activate its second ability to play one of the cards in that hand.

   
   
4. DrSnap 13 décembre 2017
   Bah pourquoi pas, la carte dit bien que tu peux activer ses capacités, donc tu peux ^^
5. gio86yr 13 décembre 2017
   Salut, juste a fin d'avoir confirmation de quelqu'un
   

   Le 07/12/2017 à 20:24, Michel-Angel avait écrit ...
   
   In multiplayer games, can I move X from one opponent's hand to another's?
   
   Yes, you can. While X is in an opponent's hand, you can activate its middle ability. This is unusual, as normally tap abilities can't be activated from a player's hand. But X's first ability says you can, so you can.
    

   
   Je ne pense pas que l'on puisse activer la première capacité de "X" tant qu'il est dans une main. En effet le coup d'activation de cette capacité nécessite de taper "X", hors je ne pense pas que cela soit possible ailleurs que sur le champ de bataille, non ???
6. Trouboustak 8 décembre 2017
   Mais lol c'est quoi c'bordel ? XD
7. Michel-Angel 7 décembre 2017
   How exactly does this card work?
   
   Want access to your opponent's cards? X gon' give it to ya, but you have to get X into that opponent's hand. You do this using the first activated ability. You activate this ability while X is on the battlefield under your control. Now that X is in their hand, they play with their hand revealed and they're not allowed to cast X or activate any of X's abilities?but you are. You can activate its second ability to play one of the cards in that hand.
   
   When do I say which card I'm playing?
   
   You choose the card as X's last ability resolves. This means your opponent can respond to you activating the ability to get cards out of their hand. But whatever's left when X's ability resolves is fair game.
   
   When do I play that card?
   
   As X's last ability resolves, with one exception: you can't play a land this way unless it's your turn and you haven't yet played a land that turn. But if you're casting a spell, you do it as the ability resolves. This means you can use X's ability to cast their sorceries or creatures during their turn, for example.
   
   If I use X's ability to cast an instant or sorcery, does that spell go into my graveyard?
   
   No. You don't own the cards you play this way. They'll go into your opponent's graveyard. The same is true if a creature card you cast this way later dies.
   
   Can my opponent discard X while it's in their hand?
   
   Yes, if something instructs them to or allows them to. X will go to your graveyard, as you're X's owner.
   
   In multiplayer games, can I move X from one opponent's hand to another's?
   
   Yes, you can. While X is in an opponent's hand, you can activate its middle ability. This is unusual, as normally tap abilities can't be activated from a player's hand. But X's first ability says you can, so you can.
   
   If The Grand Caluctron in on the battlefield and my X is in my opponent's hand, can I cast cards in their program?
   
   No. The Grand Calcutron's ability overrides X in this case. You're limited to the first card in your program.
   
   If The Grand Calcutron is on the battlefield, can the opponent cast X if it's the first card in their program?
   
   No. The opponent can never cast X. In fact, if X is the first card of their program, they can't cast any card in their program, at least until new cards are put ahead of it. Note that you can't cast X either, as it's not the first card in your program.