Cryptocurrency Q&A
Does mutate count as an ETB?
Does mutate count as an ETB?
KimonoElegantGlitter
Mon Aug 26 2024
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Could you please clarify for me if the term "mutate" in the context of cryptocurrency or finance can be considered an "ETB" or Entry To Battle effect, similar to those seen in some trading card games or video games? I'm interested in understanding if this terminology from other industries can be applied or translated to the realm of cryptocurrencies or financial transactions in any meaningful way. It seems like a unique question, so I'm hoping for some insight into whether or not there's a correlation or overlap in terminology and concepts between these seemingly disparate fields.
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MountFujiMysticalView
Wed Aug 28 2024
Mutating a creature on the battlefield through a creature spell's mutate cost does not result in the triggering of "enter the battlefield" effects.
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KpopStarlight
Wed Aug 28 2024
This is because the resolving mutating creature spell is not entering the battlefield in the traditional sense.
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GeishaMelody
Wed Aug 28 2024
Instead, it is transforming or altering an existing creature already present on the battlefield.
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LightningStrike
Tue Aug 27 2024
The mutate mechanic in Magic: The Gathering allows for unique gameplay interactions, allowing players to combine the abilities of different creatures.
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ZenMindful
Tue Aug 27 2024
However, it's important to understand that this mechanic does not trigger effects that are dependent on a creature entering the battlefield.
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