- Action: Put Auto-Legionary on a flank of your battleline. While in the battleline, it is considered a creature with 5 power and may be used as if it belonged to the active house.
- Auto-Legionary was updated in Rulebook 1.6. Original card text:
Action: Put Auto-Legionary on a flank of your battleline. While in the battleline, it is considered a creature with 5 power and belongs to all houses.
Artist: Matthew Mizak
Official Rulings
I play Remote Access (COTA 120) and use its ability to use my opponent's Auto-Legionary (WC 214). Does Auto-Legionary enter my battleline?
No. Auto-Legionary will exhaust and try to move to your battleline, but since nothing in the resolution of Remote Access’ ability gives you control of Auto-Legionary, Auto-Legionary cannot enter your battleline.
Source: Rulebook
I play Remote Access (COTA 120) and use its ability to use my opponent's Auto-Legionary (WC 214). Does Auto-Legionary enter my battleline?
No. Auto-Legionary will exhaust and try to move to your battleline, but since nothing in the resolution of Remote Access’ ability gives you control of Auto-Legionary, Auto-Legionary cannot enter your battleline.
Source: Rulebook
My opponent has Auto-Legionary (WC 214) that is a creature in their battleline. I play Cyber-Clone (MM 102) and target Auto-Legionary to purge. Does Cyber-Clone gain the power after Auto-Legionary is purged (meaning Cyber-Clone would be a 0-power creature) or does Cyber-Clone look at Auto-Legionary just before it leaves play?
If cards leave play while resolving an ability, later instructions in the same ability refer to the cards as they were immediately prior to leaving play. Therefore, Cyber-Clone’s ability will treat Auto- Legionary as a 5-power creature.
Source: Rulebook
My opponent has Auto-Legionary (WC 214) that is a creature in their battleline. I play Cyber-Clone (MM 102) and target Auto-Legionary to purge. Does Cyber-Clone gain the power after Auto-Legionary is purged (meaning Cyber-Clone would be a 0-power creature) or does Cyber-Clone look at Auto-Legionary just before it leaves play?
If cards leave play while resolving an ability, later instructions in the same ability refer to the cards as they were immediately prior to leaving play. Therefore, Cyber-Clone’s ability will treat Auto- Legionary as a 5-power creature.
Source: Rulebook
If I play Mimic Gel copying an Auto-Legionary that has been activated and is currently a creature, what does Mimic Gel become?
Mimic Gel becomes a 5-power creature that can be used as if it belonged to the active house.
Source: Rulebook
If I play Mimic Gel copying an Auto-Legionary that has been activated and is currently a creature, what does Mimic Gel become?
Mimic Gel becomes a 5-power creature that can be used as if it belonged to the active house.
Source: Rulebook
Commentary
While Auto-Legionary is in the battleline, it is considered a Creature, not an Artifact. Any cards that would interact with an artifact can not interact with it.
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