by Gus_Sin
curtc wrote:
Except that the spell has already been cast. It's not countered. If the claim is that an enchantment can be revealed because it's after the 1st phase of combat, then the rules for that phase apply. If you're not following the combat phases, then how are you interrupting the action to reveal? I don't really care either way, but it seems inconsistent to say you can interrupt after declare attack, but not all of the rules for declare attack apply.
Ok I'm flip flopping like mad here but you seem to be right. CL was cast successfully and is resolved. So we proceed to the attack component of CL and when it jumps to the second target we get a new attack declaration (maybe). But the target does not teleport till after that stage and by then it doesn't matter it's out of range since it's already the target of that attack and will be hit. That settles my question I think. Thanks.
Now of course if I teleported him somewhere with no creatures nearby then CL wouldn't be able to jump a third time. But in most cases that would be unfeasible to do so.
And I understand, if DI was on the first target of CL then CL would have been countered.