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Can you stun the attacking unit when they are defending during a Showdown?
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FAQ #9036·April 9, 2026·Rules v1.4·Asked before Vendetta
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Yes, you can stun a unit that has the "Attacker" designation even if it is currently participating in a showdown.
According to Rule 410.1, stunning is the act of selecting one or more units on the board and rendering them stunned. There is no rule that prevents a unit with the "Attacker" designation from being targeted by a stun effect.
However, keep in mind the following:
- Stun is a Limited Action: Per Rule 410.2, you can only stun units when directed to by a game effect (such as a spell or ability).
- Combat Impact: Per Rule 410.1.b, a stunned unit does not contribute its might to damage in combat. If you stun an attacking unit during a showdown, it will not deal combat damage when the showdown proceeds to the damage step.
- Designations: A unit's designation (Attacker or Defender) is determined by the player who controls it and the battlefield it is on (Rule 442.1.a). Stunning a unit does not remove its Attacker or Defender designation.
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