UnCommander: Legal - use with caution

Card Name:

Curse of the Fire Penguin

Mana Cost:

{4}{R}{R}

Converted Mana Cost:

6

Types:

Enchantment — Aura

Rules Text:

Enchant Creature

If Curse of the Fire Penguin is attached to a creature, turn it upside down and put it on top of enchanted creature, covering that creature’s supertypes, types, subtypes, rules text, power and toughness, and watermark (but not any color indicator). While those characteristics are covered by Curse of the Fire Penguin, treat them as though they didn’t exist, and replace them with the corresponding characteristics of the bottom half of Curse of the Fire Penguin.

Color:

Red

Color Identity:

{R}

Watermark:

None

Border Type:

Silver-bordered

Bottom half

Types:

Creature — Bird

Rules Text:

Trample

When this creature dies and is enchanted by an aura named Curse of the Fire Penguin, return that enchantment card to the battlefield. (It will be an aura enchantment as it enters the battlefield.)

Power / Toughness:

6/5

Watermark:

None

This printing Illustrated by Matt Thompson
Printing: Unhinged

UnCommander Rulings

If Curse of the Fire Penguin becomes attached to a combined creature, Curse of the Fire Penguin’s controller chooses one of its creature constituents to put Curse of the Fire Penguin on top of. Only the constituent Curse of the Fire Penguin is on top of has any of its characteristics covered, the constituents share their remaining characteristics as normal, including those added by Curse of the Fire Penguin’s bottom half. Curse of the Fire Penguin is not considered a constituent.

Curse of the Fire Penguin may not be put on top of a host constituent with a constituent already on top of it, as only one constituent or object may be on top of another constituent. Curse of the Fire Penguin may be put on top of a constituent with augment, as long as no constituents or objects are on top of the constituent with augment. However, this will likely make the ability across augment and host nonfunctional, as Curse of the Fire Penguin will cover part of it.

After being put on top of a creature, Curse of the Fire Penguin is still considered an aura enchantment enchanting that creature.

Any effect that copies characteristics of enchanted creature will copy its characteristics as covered and replaced by Curse of the Fire Penguin.

If Curse of the Fire Penguin is enchanting a creature that had the Legendary supertype which is now covered by it, the legend rule will not apply to that creature, and as it is no longer legendary, it will not count when checking numbers of Legendary permanents with the same name for the legend rule.

Curse of the Fire Penguin is only considered to have the normal characteristics of the top half of the card, and the characteristics of the bottom half are ignored, in a similar manner to flip cards. Turning Curse of the Fire Penguin upside down is not flipping it, and any effects that flip permanents won’t affect its characteristics.

The characteristics of the bottom half are only used for covering and replacing characteristics of the enchanted creature. The bottom half’s characteristics may only be interacted with by effects that interact with characteristics of the enchanted creature.

If an effect copies Curse of the Fire Penguin, it copies the characteristics of both halves, so the copy will function as normal.