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The 5/5 would become 1/1, since the Giant Growth effect has already stacked.

However, if Giant Growth had been Oaken Form, the card would be a 4/4 because the creature gets +3/+3. I think this is a very contreversal subject. (spelling on contreversal?)

If there was an enchantment(enchant creature) giving constant +3/+3, then it would be 4/4, because the enchantment doesn`t disapear.
If you had played Snakeform before your opponent plays Giant Growth on the creature, then it`d become a 1/1 creature who then gets +3/+3 from Giant Growth, making it a 4/4. If the other way around, first Giant Growth and then Snakeform, it becomes 1/1. Like i said before.

4/4, the casting order doesn't matter.

the Giant's Growth's effect last until end of turn. as a static ability, this creature gets +3/+3.

Snakeform is easily the card that has created the most confusing and difficult ruling situations in our circle

[QUOTE=Seras]4/4, the casting order doesn't matter.

the Giant's Growth's effect last until end of turn. as a static ability, this creature gets +3/+3.

Snakeform is easily the card that has created the most confusing and difficult ruling situations in our circle[/QUOTE]

Seras is correct, snakeform does not impact the +3/+3 from giant growth, the order of casting is irrelevant. I don't see why snakeform is confusing in any way, Snakeform only impacts the creature it is casted on and not other effects that are in place boosting that creature.

KuroRyuuD: sounds to me like you don't know how the game works

Seth, seems so, i get to know new stuff about MTG every day.