Super-Duper Death Ray

Format legality

Where you can play Super-Duper Death Ray in sanctioned and popular formats.

All printings (2)

Prices range from $0.10 to $0.64 across finishes. Cheapest printing: Unstable at $0.10.

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Rulings

Official rulings from Wizards of the Coast (4).

• 2020-02-29Trample on an instant or sorcery is similar to how it works on an attacking creature. If Super-Duper Death Ray would deal more damage that what it would take to destroy the creature (called “excess damage”), it deals the excess to the creature’s controller. For example, if you aim Super-Duper Death Ray at a 1/1 creature, it will deal 1 damage to the creature and 3 damage to its controller.
• 2020-02-29If damage is already marked on the creature, that damage is considered when calculating excess damage. For example, say your opponent controls a 6/6 creature. Your first Super-Duper Death Ray deals 4 damage to it. Then your SECOND Super-Duper Death Ray (i.e. the one they never see coming) deals 2 damage to the creature and 2 damage to your opponent.
• 2020-02-29Super-Duper Death Ray targets only the creature. It can deal damage to a player with hexproof, for example.
• 2020-02-29If Super-Duper Death Ray doesn’t resolve because its target leaves the battlefield or otherwise becomes an illegal target in response, it will have no effect. It won’t deal damage to any creature or player.

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