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Brian Wilkins wrote:
> But it would remove A deck from the game? Even if it is "yours"?
OK. When you play Morality Shift, all the cards that were in
your library are removed from the game. You library will consist
of everything that was in your graveyard, as normal. Of course,
the only cards in your graveyard will be those that went there
before you played the Void. If there is nothing in your graveyard,
you will now have no deck. A surer way to achieve this would be
to use Tormod's Crypt instead of Planar Void. That combo will
definitely leave you with no library. Note that while it is possible
that it would remove your deck from the game, it is NOT possible
that would remove anybody else's deck from the game. You
CANNOT make Morality Shift affect anybody's graveyard and
library except your own. Cards that change a spell's targetting
cannot work, as Shift doesn't target anything, and the rules
specifically say that that they can't affect spells that say
"you" or "your". If you're contemplating a way to
commit suicide, it seems like mana burning yourself to death
would be simpler.
Morality Shift
5BB
Sorcery
Exchange your graveyard and library. Then shuffle your library.
Planar Void
B
Enchantment
Whenever a card is put into a graveyard, remove that card from
the game.
Tormod's Crypt
0
Artifact
T, Sacrifice Tormod's Crypt: Remove target player's graveyard
from the game.
--
Christopher Mattern
"Which one you figure tracked us?"
"The ugly one, sir."
"...Could you be more specific?"