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Ogre Geargrabber
Serie: Scars of Mirrodin (SOM)
Rarity: Uncommon 
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| Serie | Normaal | Foil | ||
| Scars of Mirrodin | 0,15 | 0,40 | ||
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8-5-2011 02:18:00
En waarschijnlijk won je ook 
dit bleek vandaag de oplossing te zijn tegen Batterskull
14-11-2010 15:32:00
Q: My opponent controls a Contagious Nim equipped with Grafted Exoskeleton. I control Ogre Geargrabber and two Trigon of Rage. I attack with the Ogre, steal the Exoskeleton, and double-Trigon pump my Ogre, making him a 12/6 Infect. I figured the Nim would die and I'd get in for 12 poison. Magic Online, however, seems to disagree – when I did this, the Nim lived! MTGO sucks! What gives, Levine?
A: 701.13a. To sacrifice a permanent, its controller moves it from the battlefield directly to its owner's graveyard. A player can't sacrifice something that isn't a permanent, or something that's a permanent he or she doesn't control.
Grafted Exoskeleton's ability triggers when it moves from the Nim to the Geargrabber. Since you gain control of the equipment before it moves, you control the triggered ability that would sacrifice the Nim as well. However, you can't sacrifice the Nim, because you don't control it! Furthermore, the equipment doesn't become unattached until after you lose control of it, so your Geargrabber won't get sacrificed at end of turn, either.
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Wel handig om te weten in SoM limited
Oracle
Creature - Ogre Warrior 4 / 4
Whenever Ogre Geargrabber attacks, gain control of target Equipment an opponent controls until end of turn. Attach it to Ogre Geargrabber. When you lose control of that Equipment, unattach it.
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Legal in: Vintage, Legacy, Modern, Commander
Officiele rulings
1/1/2011
If the targeted Equipment can’t be attached to Ogre Geargrabber for some reason, you’ll still gain control of it until end of turn.
1/1/2011
Any ability of the targeted Equipment that triggers “whenever equipped creature attacks” won’t trigger. That’s because Ogre Geargrabber is already attacking at the time that Equipment becomes attached to it.
1/1/2011
The delayed triggered ability (“When you lose control of that Equipment, unattach it”) triggers the next time you lose control of the Equipment for any reason, not just when Ogre Geargrabber’s control-changing effect ends. The Equipment will become unattached from whatever creature it happens to be attached to at that time. It doesn’t matter if Ogre Geargrabber is still on the battlefield at this time.
1/1/2011
Ogre Geargrabber’s control-changing effect ends during the cleanup step, at the same time that damage marked on permanents is removed. If you still controlled the Equipment at that time, this causes the delayed triggered ability to trigger. It goes on the stack and players can respond (which normally doesn’t happen during the cleanup step), then, once that cleanup step ends, another one begins.
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