Can Progenitus block Progenitus?

Can Progenitus block Progenitus?

“Protection from everything” means the following: Progenitus can’t be blocked, Progenitus can’t be enchanted or equipped, Progenitus can’t be the target of spells or abilities, and all damage that would be dealt to Progenitus is prevented.

What does protection from everything mean MTG?

702.16j “Protection from everything” is a variant of the protection ability. A permanent or player with protection from everything has protection from each object regardless of that object’s characteristic values. Such a permanent or player can’t be targeted by spells or abilities and can’t be enchanted by Auras.

Is Progenitus a good commander?

“ Progenitus has always seemed like the ideal commander for a true 5-color deck; a deck that contains primarily 5-color cards or are fully-powered by having access to all 5 colors of mana or all 5 basic land types (i.e. Sunburst, Converge, Domain, etc.).

Can Progenitus be targeted?

For example, Progenitus cannot be targeted by the enters the battlefield ability of Sower of Temptation, because that ability targets. But Progenitus can still be destroyed by spells that do not deal damage or target, like Day of Judgment.

Do board wipes work against protection?

Protection stops damage, enchanting/equipping, blocking, and targeting. It doesn’t do anything against any other kinds of effects. So what is the board wipe in question doing? If we’re looking at your typical white wrath effect like Shatter the Sky or Doomskar, then protection won’t do anything.

Is Progenitus good MTG?

Progenitus would probably be a SB card at best against slow, disruptive decks as it is in Legacy Elves. Spending two turns to kill your opponent without doing much else is just not good enough against the majority of decks that can race you.

How much is the card Progenitus worth?

What is turbo fog?

Turbo-Fog is a deck archetype built around the card Fog. It is typically blue-green or blue-green-white, and relies around stalling the game by drawing lots of cards (often using Otherworld Atlas), playing Fog-like effects nearly every combat, then winning by decking an opponent.