The answer is no, you cannot equip equipment to opponents creatures. The equip ability specifies that you can only attach equipment to creatures you control.
Can you equip equipment to creatures you don’t control?
No, you can only attach equipment to creatures you control. The equip ability specifically states that it can only target a creature you control.
Can you equip skull clamp to opponents creatures?
No, you cannot equip Skullclamp to opponents creatures. If your Skullclamp is equipped to your opponent’s creature and it dies, you control the Skullclamp and trigger, and you draw the cards.
Can you put enchantments on opponents creatures?
Yes, you can put enchantments on opponents creatures. As long as the creature is a legal target, there is nothing preventing you from putting auras on your opponent’s creatures.
Can I sacrifice my opponents creatures?
No, you cannot sacrifice your opponent’s creatures. Only the controller of a permanent can sacrifice it. You can only sacrifice creatures you control, not your opponent’s creatures.
Is playing equipment for free with Nahiri a meme or dream?
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Can you sacrifice an opponent’s creature with village rites?
No, you cannot sacrifice an opponent’s creature with Village Rites. They sacrifice the creature as part of the cost to cast Village Rites, so the creature is gone before you have priority to do anything.
Does indestructible prevent sacrifice?
No, indestructible does not prevent sacrifice. Indestructible means the permanent cannot be destroyed by damage or effects that say “destroy,” but sacrifice is a different action and is not prevented by indestructible.
Can you enchant an opponents creature with Hexproof?
No, you cannot cast an aura targeting an opponent’s creature with Hexproof. Hexproof prevents that creature from being the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.
