Hulking Dragonewt

Q. If Loki's Fanfare is in effect when I play this follower, do I give control of it to another player twice?

A. Yes. In this case, its Fanfare would trigger twice, so you would give control of it to Player A, then to another player who isn't yourself or Player A. If there are only two players remaining in the game, this follower would remain on Player A's field.

Q. If control of a follower is given to me, can I bury that follower when an ability instructs me to bury a follower?

A. Yes, you can.

Q. If control of a follower with Last Words is given away and then the follower is destroyed, which player plays the Last Words ability?

A. The follower's controller at the time of its destruction does.

Q. Can a follower attack on the same turn that control of it was given away?

A. No. Unless it possesses an ability that allows it to do so, like Rush or Storm, it can't.

Q. Do damage and effects remain on a follower if control of it is given away?

A. Yes, they do.

Q. Does giving control of this follower to another player cause its Fanfare to trigger?

A. No, it doesn't.

Q. What does 'give control' mean?

A. Giving control of a card means moving it from your field to the field of an opponent who then becomes its new controller, allowing them to use it and its abilities. When the given follower moves from the field to another zone, it returns to its owner's play area. For example, if it were to be put into the cemetery from the field, it would go into its owner's cemetery.

Q. Spinaria & Lucille, Keepers is on my field. My opponent plays Hulking Dragonewt and chooses to give it to me with its Fanfare. Can I engage Spinaria & Lucille, Keepers to deal 6 damage to it?

A. Yes, you can.

Q. If another follower belonging to Hulking Dragonewt's owner is engaged on another player's field, can Hulking Dragonewt attack it?

A. Yes, it can.

Q. Can this follower attack its owner's engaged followers?

A. No. It can't attack its owner's leader or its owner's engaged followers.