Talbot's chainsaw D attack against yourself?

Can you use the Talbot's chainsaw "D attack against a minion of any methuselah" to enter combat with your own minions? Brian Roberson

On VTES-L, Bernard Bresnahan <bern...@YAHOO.COM> writes: > >>"Umax Boy" <Sup...@umax.com> > >>wrote: > >> Can you use the Talbot's chainsaw "D attack against > >> a minion of any methuselah" to enter combat with your own > >> minions? > > > No. > > You cannot enter combat with your own minions under any > > circumstances [6.4] and you cannot bleed yourself under any > > circumstances [6.1.1]. > > > > These two rules restrict all actions that are used to enter > > combat or bleed. > > Not to nitpick, but if you're deflected to your Grand-Prey who > then plays a "My Enemy's Enemy" in effect you are bleeding > yourself. Or am I amiss with this somewhere? Your Grand-Prey clearly cannot play "My Enemy's Enemy" in this situation, by explicit card text. (Designed, I'd guess, for exactly this type of situation). -- L. Scott Johnson (vte...@wizards.com) VTES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast. Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and DCI (tournament) rules: http://www.wizards.com/VTES/VTES_Rules.html