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Yeah I assumed for Isaiah purposes you could have in play in T2 at the same time:4 x Seraphim (may band to green) (generic)1 x Seraph with a Live Coal (unique)4 x Angel of his Presence (generic)I thought from an earlier thread Seraph = Seraphim (may band to green), and Seraph with a Live Coal = Seraphim (may band to blue). What was the final elder ruling? If Seraphim (may band to green) is generic, why is Seraph not considered generic when they are considered the same character?
Seraph and Seraphim are both generic.A Seraph is an angel (singular). Seraphim are angels (plural). The art depicts only one seraph, so the card got an accurate name. It is still generic.
Quote from: MitchRobStew on January 27, 2012, 01:36:10 PMYeah I assumed for Isaiah purposes you could have in play in T2 at the same time:4 x Seraphim (may band to green) (generic)1 x Seraph with a Live Coal (unique)4 x Angel of his Presence (generic)I thought from an earlier thread Seraph = Seraphim (may band to green), and Seraph with a Live Coal = Seraphim (may band to blue). What was the final elder ruling? If Seraphim (may band to green) is generic, why is Seraph not considered generic when they are considered the same character?Is this still right?
Nope, generic.