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    Default cryptoplasm and phyrexian revoker rules magic

    If I cast a phyrexian revoker and lets say I name Plaguemaw Beast, and later other player has his cryptoplasm become a copy of the Plaguemaw Beast, can the cryptoplasm use its ability that it copied from the beast?

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    Default Re: cryptoplasm and phyrexian revoker rules magic

    No. Cryptoplasm copies the creature's name as well, so since it's a source named Plaguemaw Beast, you can't activate its ability.
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    Default Re: cryptoplasm and phyrexian revoker rules magic

    so if I name "cryptoplasm" can the ability of cryptoplasm when copying other creatures be activated?

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    Default Re: cryptoplasm and phyrexian revoker rules magic

    Yes. Phyrexian Revoker only stops activated abilities, and Cryptoplasm has a triggered ability, not an activated ability.
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    Default Re: cryptoplasm and phyrexian revoker rules magic

    i meant when cryptoplasm is a copy of some other card, and with "cryptoplasm" named by revoker, can the cyptoplasm use activated abilities of the other card?

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    Default Re: cryptoplasm and phyrexian revoker rules magic

    Ah. Then no, the Revoker won't stop that, since the source won't be named Cryptoplasm.
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