602.5d Activated abilities that read “Activate only as a sorcery” mean the player must follow the timing rules for casting a sorcery spell, though the ability isn’t actually a sorcery. The player doesn’t actually need to have a sorcery card that they could cast.
Do Planeswalkers count as sorcery spells?
Rulings. Planeswalkers are permanents. You can cast one at any time you could cast a sorcery. When your planeswalker spell resolves, it enters the battlefield under your control.
Is Flashback a sorcery speed?
Flashback is just an extra permission to cast the spell, it doesn’t change the normal timing required to cast the spell it’s on. So, if it’s a sorcery, you can cast it when you’d normally be able to cast a sorcery and, if it’s an instant you can cast it when you’d normally be able to cast an instant.
Can planeswalkers be commanders?
When choosing a commander, you must use either a legendary creature, a planeswalker with the ability to be commander, or a pair of legendary creatures or planeswalkers that both have partner. The chosen card or pair is called the commander or general of the deck.
Can you spend sorcery points on other spells?
Sorcery points are not restricted in which spells they can affect. Other class features similarly work between classes, as the classes merely grant abilities and few of them state that they have any form of exclusivity. Metamagic abilities and other methods of spending Sorcery Points are not restricted to only affecting Sorcerer spells.
When does a sorcerer’s metamagic work for non-Sorcerer spells?
This is supported by all the descriptions of the sorcerer’s Metamagic options; they can all simply be applied “when you cast a spell” (or, for Empowered Spell, “when you roll damage for a spell”).
Do you get more sorcery points with metamagic?
Metamagic abilities and other methods of spending Sorcery Points are not restricted to only affecting Sorcerer spells. Considering that in addition, Spell Slots are universal, it doesn’t appear to be game-breaking since multi-classing also limits the ability to get more sorcery points.
What does the Bible say about sorcerers in ancient Egypt?
Sorcerers were common in the culture of ancient Egypt (Exodus 7:11; Isaiah 19:3). We also see sorcery in the kingdom of Babylon, especially in association with King Nebuchadnezzar (Jeremiah 27:9; Daniel 2:2). Sorcery is an attempt to bypass God’s wisdom and power and give glory to Satan instead. God has no tolerance for sorcery.
