Yes, you can select Redirect as the target of the counterspell. The Gatherer ruling that BJ Myers quoted sums up the matter nicely, but if you want to see the Comp Rules that the ruling is based on, here they are. A counterspell cannot be redirected to target itself based on rule 114.5: 114.5.
Can you change the target of a counterspell to itself?
No, it can’t. A spell is never a legal target for itself. You can’t redirect a target to an illegal target.
How do you redirect a spell?
You create a magical connection between you and an ally such that any spells targeting the ally (rather than an area or effect) are redirected to you. For example, magic missiles cast at your ally target you instead. Both you and your ally must be within range of a spell for the redirect to occur.
Can misdirection counter a spell?
Yes. Misdirection only targets the spell whose target you’re trying to change (Counterspell in this case); it doesn’t target the thing you’re trying to change the target to (which would have been a problem, since spells can’t target themselves).
Can you cast counterspell without target?
You can’t cast a spell without a legal target. Therefore, you can’t cast a Counterspell without a spell on the stack.
Can Willbender counter a counterspell?
Never, ever. You could do that with Misdirection, since that’s a spell that Counterspell can target, but not Willbender.
Does misdirection work on creatures?
Misdirection works on all Non-Creature spells, correct? It works on spells that target only a single target. Only instant spells, sorcery spells and Aura spells target. Creatures, artifacts, other non-Aura enchantments, and planeswalkers are never targeted spells.
Is there a better way to use redirecttoaction?
There’s a better way, an overload of this helper called RedirectToAction: The RedirectToAction Result is returning the result to a specified controller and action method. Controller name is optional in RedirectToAction method. If not mentioned, Controller name redirects to a mentioned action method in the current Controller.
When to use redirect result in JavaScript?
Redirect result is returning the result to a specific URL. It is rendered to the page by URL. If we give the wrong URL, it will show 404-page errors. RedirectToRouteResult is used whenever we need to go from one action to another. That’s not very friendly though. There’s a better way, an overload of this helper called RedirectToAction:
Is there a way to skip a page redirect?
Skip Redirect will simply ignore most page redirects and take you to the destination page. If the page redirect in question opens an ad in your current tab and opens your link or search result in another tab, Skip Redirect will ensure that the result tab is opened and that the ad tab remains in the background. Method 3
How can I add an extension to skip redirect?
To install it: Go to the Skip Redirect extension page. Click Add extension when prompted.
