MTG Quiz: How well you know "Trample" rulings?

Activated

Continuous Effect

Static

Triggered

Arabian Nights

Alpha

Beta

Legends

Damage is subtracted from toughness normally, and excess damage is dealt to the defending player.

Excess damage is not applied in this case.

Because of Deathtouch, only 1 damage needs to be applied to the blocking creatures, and excess damage is dealt to the defending player.

None of the above.

Damage will remove a number of Loyalty Counters, and excess damage is dealt directly to the Planeswalker's controller.

Damage will remove that number of Loyalty Counters, but any excess damage is ignored.

Creatures with Trample aren't allowed to attack Planeswalkers.

Only 1 damage is dealt to the Planeswalker, the rest of the damage is dealt directly to the defending player.

The Planeswalker can attack as if it was a creature with Trample.

The attacking creature deals damage to both the Planeswalker and the defending player, simultaneously.

The attacking creature deals 1 damage to the Planeswalker, the rest of the damage is dealt directly to the defending player.

Damage will remove a number of Loyalty Counters, and excess damage is dealt directly to the Planeswalker's controller.

Only when the creature with Trample is blocking.

Only when the creature with Trample is dealing noncombat damage.

When the creature with Trample is blocking OR dealing combat damage.

When the creature with Trample is blocking OR dealing noncombat damage.

Any excess damage due to Trample is dealt twice.

It will still deal excess damage normally, multiple instances of Trample are redundant.

They cancel each other out, and the creature no longer has Trample.

None of the above.

Damage is subtracted from the last known information of the blocker's toughness, any excess damage is dealt to the defending player.

Since the blocker was removed, no damage is dealt at all.

All the damage is dealt directly to the defending player.

The attacking creature is also removed from combat, dealing no damage.

The attacking creature is removed from combat.

Damage is substracted from the indestructible creature's Toughness, and any excess damage is dealt to the defending player.

The creature with Indestructible absorbs all the damage and isn't destroyed. There is no excess damage to be dealt.

None of the above.

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