4 ms·

yeah. the guy who invented it does not know. -5/-5 for you + you must suffle all of your library into your graveyard

• YeGoblynQueenne 7y ago
  If I have a library, I must be a player. In that case, how do I get -5/-5? Players don't have P/T.
  • rantwasp 7y ago
    it’s a metaphorical -5/-5
  • scubbo 7y ago
    Form of the Dragon begs to differ... /s
    • YeGoblynQueenne 7y ago
      Form of the Dragon "makes you a dragon" in the sense that your life total becomes 5 and it also deals 5 damage to a creature or player (but not planeswalker because there weren't any back then, as a card type). But, a life total is a unique characteristic of players, not creatures, and it's not P/T, while the ability to directly damage a creature or player is distinctly different from the ability to _attack_ a player (and enter combat with a blocking creature). So no, Form of the Dragon doesn't make you into a creature. I suppose a card that actually turned the player into a creature, now that would be a fun card and I guess it could be done without even a token to represent the creature since you have the person's own body as a physical representation. You could get vigilance to avoid having to tap, because that would be awkward. Some people might misunderstand the ability of a creature to "attack" an opponent and that might cause some trouble. Anyway, probably a card for an un-set. /p (for pedantry).
• arkades 7y ago
  The game is the game. People are allowed to have different metaphors for the game - the creator doesn’t have special ownership on that.