zarathustra wrote:If you want to say that only non-detainment hazard creature attacks can be defeated, be my guest. I don't think you'll find too many opponents who want to play with you, though.
I could not feel more faced by community than at this moment.
No. I want to say that only detainment attacks from hazard creature cannot be defeated.
Lidless Eye, Using MELE with METW, Combat, Marshalling Points suggest possiblity of defeating detainment attack.
And there are situations, where defeating of detainment attack would be potentially awarded by MP (Come At Need).
If a defeated attack is a hazard creature, the card is placed in the defender’s marshalling point pile.
It just does not preclude of possibility defeating of other attacks.
zarathustra wrote:"What if a defeated attack is something other than a hazard creature??
If you are searching for other effects of deteating attacks then, for instance:
CRF, Rulings by Term, Dragons wrote:If a manifestation of a unique Dragon is defeated, then the automatic- attack at the
associated site is removed, and that site therefore loses its hoard status.
If you defeat the attack from a Dragon manifestation, you get kill marshalling points
from the manifestation as if you had defeated a creature.
Balrog, Clarifications, Defeating a Permanent-event wrote:Certain hazard permanent-events indicate that they give “kill” marshalling points
(e.g., Dragon “At Hunt” and “At Home” cards, the “Spawn” hazards from ME: The
Balrog, etc.). Each of these cards has an attack associated with it. If such an attack is
defeated, treat the associated card as a defeated creature
.