I wasn't able to make this one, but I'm in South Jersey (~40 min from West Chester) and would definitely be interested in the next one.

So the Mage would be the controller and if they were out of range or LoS to the original caster then the spell would merely be canceled and not reversed.

That's the only part I'm still fuzzy on too. I understand that you're now the controller, but for the purposes of range and LoS, who is "you' on the board?

BTW, thanks everyone for the replies. This is my first venture to these boards and I'm glad to see them active and not full of trolls

I looked around the forums but couldn't find this answered already. Apologies if it's a duplciate.

Let's say I cast Teleport on my opponent's wolf, who turns out to have Reverse Magic enchanted on it. I understand the rules on mana; my opponent can supplement the spell with extra mana based on the normal rules of Reverse Magic. What I'm not sure of is the affected creature and zone.

- Does the caster have to be the new target for the Teleport (my mage, the raven, etc.) or can my opponent select any creature?

- Can the destination zone be changed by my opponent?

- When figuring out what creature and zone can be selected, is the range and LOS measured from the wolf (who had Reverse Magic but can't actually cast spells), from my opponent's mage, or from the original caster?

Thanks