No. The copied bestow auras enter as creatures, not auras. "If a permanent with bestow enters the battlefield by any method other than being cast, it will be an enchantment creature. You can't choose to pay the bestow cost and have it become an Aura."
You missed THEE best card for a deck like this, I use it in my Eriette the Beguilar deck. It's an old flip card called Kitsune Mystic/Autumn-tail Kitsune Sage Once flipped it has an activated ability where you pay: 1generic mana to move an aura onto another creature. In Eriette the Beguilar I use it to move auras already attached on my creatures onto opponents creatures in order to steal them 😈 With Arna you can shift around the doubled auras onto new creatures
When using Arna Kennerüd, Skycaptain as a commander, if I have a mutated creature, will the creature(s) under the top mutated card be copied? Basicly, do mutated creatures count as a permanent attached to the top creature? Thank you!
So if I bestow something onto a creature and that creature dies, does the bestow enchantment become a creature again? I just want to make sure I understand it because that mechanic is new to me.
That is exactly right. Bestow creatures cost a little more to enchant an creature but the benefit is that if they fall off in any way like if the creature it’s attached to dies or is exiled the bestow auras will turn back into creatures.
If you copy a card that is bestowed upon a creature, the copy won't be a enchantment, because it was not cast with the bestow ability. How this actually works is, you copy the bestow enchantment, and it becomes a token copy of the bestow creature. Still some what cool, but something like living weapons or the "for mirrodin" equipments might be better
While normally you'd be correct. But her text specifically says create a token of that permanent thats attached to that creature. I believe the text is over riding the rule and having whats attached stay attached as a token@peyk88
No. The copied bestow auras enter as creatures, not auras.
"If a permanent with bestow enters the battlefield by any method other than being cast, it will be an enchantment creature. You can't choose to pay the bestow cost and have it become an Aura."
You missed THEE best card for a deck like this, I use it in my Eriette the Beguilar deck.
It's an old flip card called Kitsune Mystic/Autumn-tail Kitsune Sage
Once flipped it has an activated ability where you pay: 1generic mana to move an aura onto another creature.
In Eriette the Beguilar I use it to move auras already attached on my creatures onto opponents creatures in order to steal them 😈
With Arna you can shift around the doubled auras onto new creatures
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When using Arna Kennerüd, Skycaptain as a commander, if I have a mutated creature, will the creature(s) under the top mutated card be copied? Basicly, do mutated creatures count as a permanent attached to the top creature?
Thank you!
So if I bestow something onto a creature and that creature dies, does the bestow enchantment become a creature again? I just want to make sure I understand it because that mechanic is new to me.
That is exactly right. Bestow creatures cost a little more to enchant an creature but the benefit is that if they fall off in any way like if the creature it’s attached to dies or is exiled the bestow auras will turn back into creatures.
@@LostPlaneswalker that's pretty neat actually. Definitely seems like it's worth trying!
If you copy a card that is bestowed upon a creature, the copy won't be a enchantment, because it was not cast with the bestow ability. How this actually works is, you copy the bestow enchantment, and it becomes a token copy of the bestow creature. Still some what cool, but something like living weapons or the "for mirrodin" equipments might be better
While normally you'd be correct. But her text specifically says create a token of that permanent thats attached to that creature. I believe the text is over riding the rule and having whats attached stay attached as a token@peyk88