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What does "Protection from [something]" means in Magic: The Gathering?
The object can't be targeted by spells and abilities that have the specified quality
All damage that would be dealt to the object by sources that have the specified quality are prevented
The object can't be blocked by creatures that have the specified quality
All of the above
Can a creature with "Protection from Red" be a target of a red instant spell?
Yes, if it's not a damage-dealing spell
Yes, but the spell will de countered on resolution
No, any spells that are Red can't target it
Yes, but if it deals damage it will be prevented
If an attacking creature is assigned a blocker, and then it is granted Protection from Creatures, what happens?
The blocking creature is destroyed
The creature is protected and thus the blocker is removed
The creature with protection won't be dealt combat damage by the blocker
Nothing happens because it was played after it was already blocked
How does "Ward" protect your creature?
It's an ability that prevents all damage that would be dealt to the creature
It prevents the creature from being blocked
It grants the permanent Protection from a specific color
It counters spells and abilities that target the creature, unless an additional cost is paid
If a creature with "Ward 2" is targeted by an opponent's spell, how can they stop the ability from countering their spell?
Pay two mana
Discard two cards
Ward won't do anything in this case
Pay two life points
"Ward" is a an ability of what kind?
Static
Triggered
Activated
None of the above
What happens if your creature with "Ward 3" is targeted by an ability from an opponent's creature and the opponent doesn't pay the additional cost?
The ability is countered
The ability will resolve normally
The ability is redirected to another creature
The opponent will lose 3 life points
A creature with "Protection from Black" can be destroyed by a black spell that doesn't have targets, like [[Damnation]]?
Yes, Protection only stops spells that target
Yes, but only if it's a sorcery spell
No, it's immune to any effect from any black spell
No, the spell will be countered
If a creature has Protection from Artifacts, what happens if you try to use an equip ability on it?
The equipment will attach normally
The ability can't be activated because it's an invalid target
The equipment is attached and then destroyed
The creature will receive X damage, where X is the equipment's cost
If a permanent that has a Blue Aura enchanted on it gains "Protection from Blue", what happens?
The Aura remains on it, but its effects are negated
The Aura is placed on the owner's graveyard
If a creature has Protection from Creatures, and an attack is declared with it, can it be blocked?
Yes
No
If a player uses a global damage spell, like [[Blasphemous Act]], and in response another player grants Protection from Red to one of their creatures, what happens?
All creatures will be damaged, and depending on their toughness, will be destroyed
Some creatures will be damaged, and depending on their toughness, will be destroyed. Creatures with Protection from Red won't be damaged
A creature with Protection from Green can block a Green creature?
Yes, and it won't be damaged by the Green creature
Yes, but the Green creature will also be granted Trample
No, Protection stops it from blocking the Green creature
Yes, if it's attacking a Planeswalker
Can the "Ward" ability use additional costs beyond mana payment?
No, Ward specifically only works with paying additional mana
No, Ward can only accept colorless mana payments
Yes, but only if it's on a Legendary creature
Yes, anything from paying with life points, sacrificing permanents, discarding cards, and others
What is the main difference between Protection and Ward?
Ward is better since it prevents any damage from a specific color
Protection stops any direct interaction, while Ward is only an additional cost
Ward only protects against spells, while Protection is generic
Protection can be nullified by paying additional costs
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