Halo rúnico

Encantamiento, WW (2)

En cuanto el Halo rúnico entre en juego, nombra una carta.

Tienes protección contra el nombre elegido. (No puedes ser objetivo, recibir daño o estar encantado por nada con ese nombre.)

Illus. Steve Prescott

Gatherer Card Rulings?, Legality?

• 5/1/2008: Runed Halo gives you protection from each object with the chosen name, whether it's a card, a token, or a copy of a spell. It doesn't matter what game zone that object is in.
• 5/1/2008: You can still be attacked by creatures with the chosen name.
• 5/1/2008: You'll have protection from the name, not from the word. For example, if you choose the name Forest, you'll have protection from anything named "Forest" -- but you won't have protection from Forests. An animated Sapseep Forest, for example, could deal damage to you even though its subtype is Forest.
• 5/1/2008: If you want to name a split card, you must name both halves of the card. You'll have protection from each half.
• 5/1/2008: You can't choose [nothing] as a name. Face-down creatures have no name, so Runed Halo can't give you protection from them.
• 5/1/2008: You must choose the name of a card, not the name of a token. For example, you can't choose "Saproling" or "Voja." However, if a token happens to have the same name as a card (such as "Shapeshifter" or "Goldmeadow Harrier"), you can choose it.
• 5/1/2008: You may choose either one of a flip card's names. You'll have protection only from the appropriate version. For example, if you choose Nighteyes the Desecrator, you won't have protection from Nezumi Graverobber.

• Legal in Vintage (Type 1)
• Legal in Legacy (Type 1.5)
• Legal in Classic (MTGO)
• Legal in Commander
• Legal in Modern