Does indestructible cancel Deathtouch?

Does indestructible cancel Deathtouch?

Indestructible creatures also ignore deathtouch. Normally, a creature is destroyed if it takes damage from a creature with deathtouch. But since indestructible creatures can't be destroyed, they're immune.

Does Deathtouch beat indestructible MTG?

Does desthtouch defeat indestructible? No, deathtouch causes "lethal damage" to creatures, indestructible creatures cannot be killed by "lethal damage". 702.2a Deathtouch is a static ability.

Does prevent all damage stop Deathtouch?

As we discussed a few weeks ago, protection does several things, such as preventing all damage from any source it has protection from. That means that deathtouch will not apply, as damage that is prevented is not considered dealt.

Does Deathtouch beat protection?

Protection does prevent damage so deathtouch will not have anything to modify.

Does first strike beat Deathtouch?

Creatures with deathtouch deal damage during the regular combat damage step. Fortunately, if you block a creature with deathtouch with a creature with first strike or double strike, your creature will deal damage during the first strike damage step, before the deathtouch creature can return fire.

Does Worldslayer destroy indestructible?

*Edit: If a creature has lethal damage marked on it and is indestructible because of an effect generated by another permanent, and that permanent is destroyed by Worldslayer, then the creature will be destroyed the next time state-based actions are checked.

Does indestructible prevent trample?

When an indestructible creature blocks a creature with trample, lethal damage still needs to be assigned to it before you can assign trample damage.

Can Planeswalkers get Deathtouch?

Planeswalkers that are not also creatures have no interaction with Deathtouch. They just take damage and lose loyalty counters as normal. Planeswalkers are never treated as creatures, and they are never treated as players. They are a permanent type as different from creatures as creatures are from enchantments.

Can you regenerate Deathtouch?

Deathtouch and Regeneration You can regenerate from Deathtouch by paying the regeneration cost. If a creature blocking or blocked by a creature with Deathtouch is dealt enough combat damage to destroy it, its controller does not have to pay regeneration costs twice to keep it alive.

Does Deathtouch work on Planeswalkers?

Deathtouch Whenever a creature you control with deathtouch attacks, each opponent loses 1 life and you gain 1 life. Whenever a creature you control with deathtouch deals damage to a planeswalker, destroy that planeswalker. Deathtouch (Any amount of damage this deals to a creature is enough to destroy it.)

What does it mean when Deathtouch is indestructible?

• Deathtouch also isn't much help against creatures that can regenerate. Question those who don't question authority. 1) Indestructible means "can't be destroyed". The only things that destroy are the lethal damage and deathtouch state-based actions, and effects using the word 'destroy'.

Can you divide combat damage between creatures with deathtouch?

• A player assigning combat damage from a creature with deathtouch can divide that damage as he or she chooses among any number of creatures blocking or blocked by it. This is an exception to the procedures described in rules 510.1c-d.

What are the only things that Deathtouch destroys?

• The only things that destroy are the lethal damage and deathtouch state-based actions, and effects using the word 'destroy'. Anything else will work. 2) Deathtouch destroys, so regeneration, being indestructible and so forth will get round it. How powerful it is really depends on the context.

Can a hill giant be destroyed with deathtouch?

• Suppose my Hill Giant is equipped with Darksteel Plate, and then is dealt damage by a Deadly Recluse. That's one point of deathtouch damage. Without the equipment, that would destroy Hill Giant; with the equipment, it doesn't. If the Darksteel Plate is unequipped that same turn, will Hill Giant be destroyed?