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Blocking with flying
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I’ve declared a non-flying attacker, and my opponent declared a flying blocker. When combat damage is dealt, I deal damage as normal, but can the damage dealt by the flying creature be absorbed by my non-flying creature, or do I have to absorb it with my life?
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I’ve declared a non-flying attacker, and my opponent declared a flying blocker. When combat damage is dealt, I deal damage as normal, but can the damage dealt by the flying creature be absorbed by my non-flying creature, or do I have to absorb it with my life?
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I’ve declared a non-flying attacker, and my opponent declared a flying blocker. When combat damage is dealt, I deal damage as normal, but can the damage dealt by the flying creature be absorbed by my non-flying creature, or do I have to absorb it with my life?
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I’ve declared a non-flying attacker, and my opponent declared a flying blocker. When combat damage is dealt, I deal damage as normal, but can the damage dealt by the flying creature be absorbed by my non-flying creature, or do I have to absorb it with my life?
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It's your turn and you are attacking your opponent; that means you won't lose life from combat damage. The flying creature will deal combat damage to your non-flying creature. The fact that it has flying has nothing to do with it; that just determines whether it can block or be blocked.
Everything you need to know about this is covered in the basic rules; look for the section 'ATTACKING AND BLOCKING'.
- An attacking creature that is blocked deals damage to the creature or creatures that are blocking it, and vice versa.
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It's your turn and you are attacking your opponent; that means you won't lose life from combat damage. The flying creature will deal combat damage to your non-flying creature. The fact that it has flying has nothing to do with it; that just determines whether it can block or be blocked.
Everything you need to know about this is covered in the basic rules; look for the section 'ATTACKING AND BLOCKING'.
- An attacking creature that is blocked deals damage to the creature or creatures that are blocking it, and vice versa.
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It's your turn and you are attacking your opponent; that means you won't lose life from combat damage. The flying creature will deal combat damage to your non-flying creature. The fact that it has flying has nothing to do with it; that just determines whether it can block or be blocked.
Everything you need to know about this is covered in the basic rules; look for the section 'ATTACKING AND BLOCKING'.
- An attacking creature that is blocked deals damage to the creature or creatures that are blocking it, and vice versa.
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It's your turn and you are attacking your opponent; that means you won't lose life from combat damage. The flying creature will deal combat damage to your non-flying creature. The fact that it has flying has nothing to do with it; that just determines whether it can block or be blocked.
Everything you need to know about this is covered in the basic rules; look for the section 'ATTACKING AND BLOCKING'.
- An attacking creature that is blocked deals damage to the creature or creatures that are blocking it, and vice versa.
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It's your turn and you are attacking your opponent; that means you won't lose life from combat damage. The flying creature will deal combat damage to your non-flying creature. The fact that it has flying has nothing to do with it; that just determines whether it can block or be blocked.
Everything you need to know about this is covered in the basic rules; look for the section 'ATTACKING AND BLOCKING'.
- An attacking creature that is blocked deals damage to the creature or creatures that are blocking it, and vice versa.
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