- Q: How does “Incendiary Terrain” work?
- A: On your opponent’s turn, if there’s an enemy creature that can attack one of your creatures, your opponent isn’t allowed to end his or her turn until it does.
- Q: What if enemy creatures can’t attack because they’re tapped or they were put into the battle zone this turn?
- A: If each enemy creature can’t attack one of your creatures, then your opponent can end his or her turn. Those creatures only attack one of your creatures if they’re able to.
- Q: Say I have a tapped creature in the battle zone and my opponent has two creatures that could attack it. Who decides which creature attacks first? What happens with the other creature?
- A: Your opponent chooses which of his or her creatures attacks first. After that attack, if your creature has been banished, your opponent can choose to attack you with the other creature. He or she can also decide not to attack with that creature and end the turn.
- Q: Say I have 2 tapped creatures in the battle zone and my opponent has 2 creatures that could attack them. Who decides which creature attacks first and what that creature is attacking?
- A: Your opponent chooses which of his or her creatures attacks first. Your opponent also chooses which of your creatures that creature attacks.
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