Question from this game: Casual: prunetracy (Mono White) vs flagrantangles (Mono Blue) - #16 by flagrantangles
Does tower deal damage after swift strike? I have a Glorious Ninja patrolling and a tower, if Ninja’s damage plus tower is exactly enough to kill an attacker, does Glorious Ninja die? I’m assuming yes, but I feel like I remember a swift strike unit attacking a tower still takes tower damage so I’m not sure.
Towers deal damage at the same time as the attacker. So in your example, it deals its damage after your Ninja patroller.
Looking for some clarification on present magic Temporal Distortion when played it says return a tech 1or 2 of yours to owners hand. Can that be used to get a card that is in the graveyard zone or does it only refer to cards in play? We currently playing purple vs black purple gained control of graveyard thru assimilate a few turns back and now has units in graveyard that he owns
Temporal Distortion can only return cards that are in play. In general, if an effect can affect out-of-play cards, it will explicitly say which zones it can affect.
Flying and Overpower.
I have Void Star.
Enemy patrol is: SQL Wisp, Elite Huntress. Hero is not in patrol.
Can Void Star use overpower to kill Wisp and deal excess damage to Hero not in patrol? Since Void Star is a flyer, it could’ve attacked the hero in the first place.
If #1 is possible, will excess overpower damage dealt to the hero trigger Huntress’ anti-air fire? Or does she only react to intial attack (which wasn’t “flying over” her)?
Yes, and it takes no damage.
Xenostalker has the torget icon, so when you choose to target up to 4 patrollers, does that automatically destroy illusions?
i think so, since is like thunderclap. U can pick up to 4 patrollers, and everythng
Yeah, it kinda has the same word usage as Thunderclap, tho since it refers to patrollers only, it shouldn’t hit other things than patrollers atleast.
Edit: not to open that can of worms again, but … why could we target stuff that we can’t move out of the patrol line with Thunderclap?
mind to explain? 
I think I remember that the do as much as you can thing means that you can sideline one unit, and then use the target ability of thunerclap to target things that can’t be sidelined, or that since you are not in patrol you are already sidelined but can still be targeted by the thunderclap?
Since is worded:
Sideline up to three units without flying that cost ② or less. (Move them out of the patrol zone.)
I think u can only target patrollers. What are things u cannot sideline?
The card doesn’t say “sideline up to three patrolling units” or “sideline up to three units that can be sidelined”, it says “sideline up to three units” only. That means it can target things that can’t be sidelined, which does nothing to them unless they are illusions.
Really? That seems odd. I would think you can’t sideline a unit that isn’t in the patrol zone, because sideline explicitly means “move something out of the patrol zone.” So you can’t target non-patrollers in the same way that you can’t target a hero with an ability that’s restricted to units only?
it’s more like whether you can target Gilded Glaxx with The Boot while your opponent has gold
If an Insurance Agent and the insured unit die at the same time (i.e. via Judgement Day), do you still get the gold and a card?
yes, you still get the gold and the card. It is similar to how bugblatter and judgment day interact. Everything dies at the same time, so until everything is gone, all the card text is still in play.
just to be sure, Zarramonde’s effect triggers only if u play him from hand paying its cost.
Not if summoned from graveyard, or through feral strike
Graveyard doesn’t work because Zarra specifically says he has to come from hand. I don’t see why it wouldn’t trigger off Feral Strike though.