Either way, you get an attack trigger, not a combat damage trigger, so even if you lose Locke its not the end of the world if you were just digging for some treasure
Fein, Dave Woods, Joe Fernandez, Ryan Anderson, Katrina Svoboda Editing: Jessica Beaven Typesetting & Layout: Angelika Lokotz, Carmen Cheung, Monica Glasenapp-Horn Production: Wizards of the Coast imaging, prepress, and proofing staff Print Management: BJ Keeley, Callise Janikula, Joy Fortney, Mitzi McCart, Teri Ann Corley Project Coordination (Wizards): Jennifer Dirksen Brand Management (Wizards): Jill Waller, Donna Simone Business Direction (Creatures): Hiroaki Tsuru, Kenji Okubo Neo Revelation (September 21, 2001) Neo Destiny (February 28, 2002) Advanced Rulebook Version 6 Original Japanese Game Producer: Tsunekaz Ishihara Director: Takumi Akabane Original Game Designers: Tsunekaz Ishihara, Kouichi Ooyama, Takumi Akabane Neo Game Developers: Takumi Akabane, Yoshiaru Tsukuda, Daisaku Nishida, Tomo Suzuki, Yukinori Torii, Shihomi Nishio, Shizuka Numata Art Director: Milky Isobe Card Illustrators: Ken Sugimori, Mitsuhiro Arita, Keiji Kinebuchi, Kagemaru Himeno, Atsuko Nishida, Hironobu Yoshida, Miki Tanaka, Sumiyoshi Kizuki, Shin-ichi Yoshida, Tomokazu Komiya, Naomi Kimura, Benimaru Itoh, Tomoaki Imakuni, Hiromichi Sugiyama, Kei Hoshiba, Katsura Tabata, Yousuke Hirata, Shin-ichi Yoshikawa, Ryuta Kusumi, Yoshiyuki Tagawa Typesetter & Layout Designer: Hideki Kazama, Hiromi Itoh Rulebook Writer & Editor: Takumi Akabane Project Coordinators: Masamichi Anazawa, Junko Igarashi Special Thanks to: Satoshi Tajiri, Ken Sugimori, GAMEFREAK, Kouichi Ooyama, Akihiko Miura English-Language Version English Translation: Ron Foster Game Development: Andrew Finch, Mike Elliot, Robert Gutschera, Paul Peterson, Brian Tinsman, Tom Wylie, Michael G
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