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I attack my opponent with a 7/7 Broodstar, and he declares...

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Question by Jag
Submitted on 10/12/2005
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I attack my opponent with a 7/7 Broodstar, and he declares an 0/2 ornithopter to block it. During the Declare Blockers step i return his Ornithopter to his hand right after he declares all his blockers. I say since the Ornithopter never became a blocker, my creature isn't blocked and deals its damage to my opponent. My opponent says that even though his Ornithopter is no longer in play, my Broodstar is considered blocked and will not deal any combat damage this turn. Who is correct? Answer quickly please, I have a bet on the outcome.


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