You cannot exile Progenitus or True-Name Nemesis. "Protection from everything" has a specific meaning in the rules: 702.16j “Protection from everything” is a variant of the protection ability. A permanent with protection from everything has protection from each object regardless of that object's characteristic values.

Can you destroy Progenitus?

Sorry to say that but if Progenitus has protection from everything, it includes WHITE, which is Wrath of God's color, and so preventing it to be removed from the battlefield. The only ways to kill Progenitus would be to either counterspell it, sacrifice it yourself or get it discarded from your hand.

Can Progenitus be board wiped?

Nope. Protection from everything means the following: All damage that would be dealt to Progenitus is prevented.

How can you remove Progenitus?

Progenitus won't take damage from any source, as it has protection from everything and protection abilities prevent damage. It dies to Wrath of God, though. A card that says "damage can't be prevented" would work, though.

Can Progenitus block Progenitus?

nothing can block progenitus. nothing can target progenitus.

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Is Progenitus a good commander?

“ Progenitus has always seemed like the ideal commander for a true 5-color deck; a deck that contains primarily 5-color cards or are fully-powered by having access to all 5 colors of mana or all 5 basic land types (i.e. Sunburst, Converge, Domain, etc.).

Can I enchant my own Progenitus?

Progenitus still can't be enchanted.

Does protection save you from board wipes?

Does Protection Work Against Board Wipes? This can be a little more complicated, but let's go back to the DEBT acronym. Protection stops damage, enchanting/equipping, blocking, and targeting. It doesn't do anything against any other kinds of effects.

Is Progenitus indestructible?

If Progenitus blocks Ulamog (which is the only way this can happen, as Progenitus is unblockable by virtue or its Protection), the damage Ulamog deals to Progenitus is prevented by Protection, and the damage Progenitus deals to Ulamog doesn't destroy it since it is indestructible. Both remain on the battlefield.

What does Progenitus have protection from?

Progenitus says "Protection from Everything." I get this means he can't be blocked, equipped, enchanted, or the target of spells or abilities.

Does wrath of God destroy indestructible?

5 Answers. Yes, Wrath of God will kill all creatures with shroud. It will also kill all creatures that have protection from white. It won't kill creatures that are indestructible.

Can protection from everything be countered?

As you can see, there's no relation whatsoever. Something with protection can still be countered. Something with "can't be countered" can still be targeted. Abilities of permanent cards normally only work when the object is on the battlefield [CR 112.6].

What can affect Progenitus?

In the case of Progenitus, that means it can't be damaged, enchanted, equipped, blocked, or targeted by anything. An ability with the word "target" (or, if you prefer, "cible") can't affect Progenitus, so something like All is Dust would affect it because it does not target.

Can you counter a card with Hexproof?

Hexproof is a static ability on a permanent, when a cards being cast it's a spell and not yet a permanent as it hasn't resolved and entered the battlefield and so hexproof doesn't work yet. Thus you can target the creature spell as it's being cast and so can counter it.

Does trample work on creatures with protection?

Trample works by letting a creature just assign lethal damage to the creature it is blocking, and it may assign the rest to the player, but doesn't have to. Trample doesn't care what will happen when the damage is dealt, so even if a creature has protection, trample damage can still go through.

Can you target your own creatures with protection?

weird. Since all creatures have protection from red, and all cards are red, that means creatures can't be blocked, targeted, enchanted, or equipped, and all damage to them is prevented. This protects our creatures, of course, but it also means our opponents can't target or enchant their own creatures with anything!

Can I block a creature with protection?

A creature with protection from a color “can't be blocked, targeted, dealt damage, enchanted, or equipped by anything” of that color.

Can Shroud be board wiped?

Just the usual answers to shroud/hexproof, including board wipes like Supreme Verdict and spells that don't have the word target in them. If you already have removal in your deck, you might want to sideboard in Arcane Lighthouse, which is useful for being able to get rid of shroud/hexproof creatures.

Can you cast spells after Teferi's protection?

Yes. Nothing in Teferi's Protection says otherwise. Having no permanents (until your next turn) might make that challenging, but the card itself does not prevent you from casting spells.

Does protection from creatures mean unblockable?

An unblockable creature is still unblockable. Protection can't remove abilities.

How does protection from everything work in MTG?

702.16j “Protection from everything” is a variant of the protection ability. A permanent or player with protection from everything has protection from each object regardless of that object's characteristic values. Such a permanent or player can't be targeted by spells or abilities and can't be enchanted by Auras.

What is Progenitus?

1 : a generation of offspring. 2 : progeny.