Can I have 2 commanders?

Partner allows you to choose two commanders for your deck instead of one. Both commanders are part of your deck, so you’d need to play just 98 additional cards instead of 99, and the cards in your deck must conform to your commanders’ combined color identity.

Is ram through combat damage?

If either creature is an illegal target as Ram Through tries to resolve, the creature you control won’t deal damage to any creature or player. Excess damage caused by a spell or ability is similar to how combat damage from a creature with trample is handled.

Does ram through deal Deathtouch?

Ram Through rulings: 2020-04-17: If either creature is an illegal target as Ram Through tries to resolve, the creature you control won’t deal damage to any creature or player.

Does Planeswalker damage count as commander damage?

No, it has to be combat damage to count as commander damage. The new Sarkhan and Gideon on the other hand have the ability to do combat damage because they can become creatures. This would be considered commander damage (if they were allowed as commanders).

Is fight noncombat damage?

Damage dealt while fighting is not combat damage, so abilities like first strike won’t have any effect. Fighting itself does not cause the creatures to become tapped. Only creatures can fight. No more than two creatures can fight.

Is loss of life a damage?

Spells that specifically say “lose life” cannot be reduced by spells that redirect damage. Damage is caused as “a result of combat” (119.2a) or “as an effect of a spell or ability” (119.2b). Spells that cause loss of life do not cause damage. Instead, they go around damage and just cause the loss of life.

Does Obosh double life loss?

Syr Konrad, the Grim is an incredibly powerful card in Commander for an uncommon, and what’s really crazy to think about is that its triggered ability is damage rather than life loss, so Obosh will double each trigger!

Is losing life same as being dealt damage?

Being dealt damage and losing life aren’t synonymous. For a player, being dealt damage (usually) results in loss of life (Infect asside) but their connection is just that, cause and effect.

How do you lose your life in Magic?

There are different ways to lose life points: players play “creature” cards and attack other players with them, or players play spells on other players. There are also other ways for players to lose: they have no cards in their deck, they have 10 “poison counters”, or a card is played that says they lose.