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 | What does the Persuasion card actually do? I'm very new to the game and wanted to play it but I can't figure out what it means. It says the card comes into play attached to the creature I target, and that I then control that creature. By my best guess, that means I either target a creature in my hand and the two cards come into play together, or I target an opponent's creature and take control of it. It doesn't seem possible that it refers to a card I've already got in play because I already control those creatures. Am I limited to my own cards or can I target a card that isn't mine? Are creatures in the graveyard(s) potentials for persuasion, or only creatures still in play? Any advice you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Answers: 0 |
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