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mtg cards that target multiple creatures

mtg cards that target multiple creatures Is there a rules distinction between "Creatures you control have prowess" and "Prowess" + "Other you control have prowess". I recall having seen this on other lords I think. Why is o:"any number of target" ·

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6 Wheel Of Fortune When you just want to throw caution to the wind and gamble with the top of your library or if you need some way to have everyone discard and then draw a bunch of cards, theres no better choice than Wheel of Fortune

mtg cards that target multiple creatures Is there a rules distinction between "Creatures you control have prowess" and "Prowess" + "Other you control have prowess". I recall having seen this on other lords I think. Why is o:"any number of target"

Angel of Serenity

mtg cards that target multiple creatures Is there a rules distinction between "Creatures you control have prowess" and "Prowess" + "Other you control have prowess". I recall having seen this on other lords I think. Why is o:"any number of target"

Archazia also mentions that the Hexwell Crown is one half of a larger artifact, while also granting the team magical "coils" onto their Inkcasters that allow them to summon characters with dual ink affinities

mtg cards that target multiple creatures Is there a rules distinction between "Creatures you control have prowess" and "Prowess" + "Other you control have prowess". I recall having seen this on other lords I think. Why is o:"any number of target"

Winning With Squirrels There are ways to take what a deck like this wants to give us and turn that into something that might legitimately be able to threaten to win a game

mtg cards that target multiple creatures Is there a rules distinction between "Creatures you control have prowess" and "Prowess" + "Other you control have prowess". I recall having seen this on other lords I think. Why is o:"any number of target"

However, Dread Return makes so many things possible

mtg cards that target multiple creatures Is there a rules distinction between "Creatures you control have prowess" and "Prowess" + "Other you control have prowess". I recall having seen this on other lords I think. Why is o:"any number of target"

Well stick with the midrange assumption for our purposes, meaning we now have 33 cards left to divide among instants, sorceries, utility artifacts, and enchantments

mtg cards that target multiple creatures Is there a rules distinction between "Creatures you control have prowess" and "Prowess" + "Other you control have prowess". I recall having seen this on other lords I think. Why is o:"any number of target"
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