Phoebe, Head of S.N.E.A.K

Phoebe, Head of S.N.E.A.K

{1} {U} {B} Créature légendaire 2 / 3 N° 135/216 Rare Mythique

Illustrateur : Ralph Horsley

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Créature légendaire

{1} {U} {B}
Phoebe, Head of S.N.E.A.K. ne peut pas être bloquée par des créatures avec un texte d'ambiance. 2UB: Phoebe vole de façon permanente le texte de la créature ciblée. (La créature ciblée perd son texte de règles, son texte d'ambiance, et ses filigranes. Cette créature les acquiert.)
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Legendary Creature

{1} {U} {B}
Phoebe, Head of S.N.E.A.K. can't be blocked by creatures with flavour text. 2UB: Phoebe permanently steals target creature's text box. (That creature loses all rules text, flavour text, and watermarks. This creature gains them.)
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  1. Michel-Angel
    Can Phoebe be blocked by a creature with flavor text that isn't in the text box?

    No. Lexivore, for example, is eating its own flavor text. It can't block Phoebe.

    What exactly does stealing a text box mean?

    If Phoebe steals a creature's text box, that creature no longer has that text box. Phoebe now has her own text box in addition to the one she stole.

    What do you do if a card makes you look at text within a textbox?

    If an effect cares about Phoebe's rules text, flavor text, or watermarks, look at all her text boxes as if they were one. If an effect cares about the rules text, flavor text, or watermarks of a creature who's had its text box stolen, the effect sees nothing but an empty pit of sadness.

    If Phoebe steals a creature's text box, it will no longer have flavor text. Can it then block Phoebe?

    Yes. A little tension for Phoebe.

    What happens if two text boxes contradict one another? For example, say it picks up two text boxes that each set its power and toughness differently.

    The most recently added text box wins if there is a contradiction. Let's say Phoebe steals the text boxes of both Beast of Burden (power and toughness equal to the number of creatures on the battlefield) and Psychosis Crawler (power and toughness equal to the number of cards in your hand). Phoebe's power and toughness would be defined by her more recent heist.

    Wait, what happens to the poor Beast of Burden once its text box is stolen?

    If the creature had an ability defining its power and toughness, losing that ability will make it a 0/0. It will likely die.

    Does Phoebe keep the text boxes if she leaves the battlefield?

    If Phoebe leaves the battlefield, the stolen text boxes are lost. She doesn't keep them, and she certainly doesn't give them back to their original owners.

    Say a creature with no text box leaves the battlefield and then returns. Does it have its own text box again?

    Yes. Once the creature leaves the battlefield, the one that returns is a new creature and comes complete with its standard text box. This won't affect Phoebe, who presumably still has the one she stole from the original creature.

    Can you grant abilities to a creature without a text box?

    You can. Those abilities will be atop an empty pit of sadness, but they'll still work.

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