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In MTG (Magic the gathering) blocking question.?
If I am being attacked by a 3/3 and I have 2 2/2's on the field untapped can I block with both of my 2/2's? and how would combat damage be dealt? would his 3/3 also die?
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- ?Lv 69 years agoFavorite Answer
As long as there are no abilities saying otherwise, you can block an attacking creature with as many creatures as you want. If you block a 3/3 with two 2/2s, your creatures would deal a total of 4 damage to the 3/3, while the 3/3 deals 2 to one 2/2 and 1 to the other (or, if your opponent so wishes, all 3 to one of them). The end result is that the 3/3 and one 2/2 dies.
Source(s): Level 1 judge. - Adachi TohruLv 79 years ago
You can block with as many creatures as you want, if they are legal to block. Combat damage is decided by the person attacking, but his creature will likely die unless there's something like First Strike involved.
