Malice
Action -
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: Until end of turn, you may play target zombie from your graveyard. Go again
Whenever a zombie you control dies, banish it face-down and create a Corrupted Corpse in your banished zone.
, Whenever a zombie you control dies, banish it face-down and create a Corrupted Corpse in your banished zone.
Rulings
From the Usurp the Shadow Throne release notes
- Malice’s activated ability requires that you pay
, Malice, and declare a target card with the Zombie subtype in your graveyard. When this ability resolves, until the end of turn, you may play it from your graveyard.
- The zombie targeted by Malice’s activated ability must be face-up and in your graveyard in order to be played. If it no longer meets both of these conditions, then it can no longer be played by Malice’s activated ability.
- Malice’s triggered ability will trigger every time a permanent with the Zombie subtype that you control dies. Whenever a zombie ally is reduced to 0 life, it will first go to its owner’s graveyard at which point it will have died, putting Malice’s trigger on the stack. When this trigger resolves, you will banish it face-down to its owner’s banished zone, and create a Corrupted Corpse in your banished zone.
- A zombie must be a permanent and have a life property in order to die.
- If you control a zombie that you don’t own and it dies, Malice will trigger and you will banish the zombie from its owner’s graveyard to its owner’s banished zone.
- If the zombie that triggered Malice cannot be banished face-down for any reason, you will still create a Corrupted Corpse in your banished zone.
- Corrupted Corpses created during your end phase, for example when a zombie you control dies to decay, the created Corrupted Corpse will not add its Blood Debt trigger to the stack.
TalentShadow
ClassNecromancer
TypeHero
SubtypesYoung
Life20
Intellect4
SetsIAR
Legal inBlitz, Commoner, Silver Age, Ultimate Pit Fight
ArtistsJoão G. Santos
Versions
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