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are you sac. Bladewing? I don't think you can do that as victimize has you select two target creatures in your graveyard first, and then you sac a creature to bring them out. If you sac a different creature, the way i believe it works is he would get the flying as soon as the 2 returning creatures resolve.

Yes, sorry, forgot to mention that I was sacking bladewing's thrall. I understand that you first select the creatures in the graveyard, then you sacrifice a creature.(that creature then Goes to the graveyard) the question is in what order does the stack happen? Does the creature go to the graveyard first? Or do the creatures come I to play first? Because if they come I to play first, then, by rule, bladewing's thrall would come into play, but if they come I to play and then it goes to the graveyard, it wouldn't. That is my question, does that make any more sense?

The creature would be going to the graveyard first as that is what the cost is to bring the selected cards back from the graveyard.

Yes. It works like this.

1) Choose two target creatures in your graveyard.
2) Sacrifice Bladewing's Thrall
3) Return the two chosen creatures to the battlefield under your control.
4) If one of those creatures is a dragon, Bladewing's Thrall is returned to the battlefield under your control.

Both 2 and 3 occur as the spell resolves, however you must sacrifice a creature (Bladewing's Thrall) before you can return any creature cards from your graveyard to the battlefield; therefore, Bladewing's Thrall would be in your graveyard when the chosen creatures are returned to the battlefield.

[QUOTE=SavajCabbaj]Yes. It works like this.

1) Choose two target creatures in your graveyard.
2) Sacrifice Bladewing's Thrall
3) Return the two chosen creatures to the battlefield under your control.
4) If one of those creatures is a dragon, Bladewing's Thrall is returned to the battlefield under your control.

Both 2 and 3 occur as the spell resolves, however you must sacrifice a creature (Bladewing's Thrall) before you can return any creature cards from your graveyard to the battlefield; therefore, Bladewing's Thrall would be in your graveyard when the chosen creatures are returned to the battlefield.[/QUOTE]

yeah this is correct