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Trait: Dreadwing Rulings
So what happens when your opponent is tapped out and you attack with Blackwing/Dreadwind and combine at the end of your turn? Your attack step is over, right? Can you not attack with Dreadwing the turn he comes into play in that case? Does your opponent take a turn and not attack because their characters are all tapped, or do you have to attack with Dreadwing the turn he comes into play since your opponent is tapped out?

Because your turn is over and youre past the attack and untap steps, you cannot attack again.
Source: Wizards of the Coast (2019-02-18)    【Link to Ruling】
Tags: Dreadwing
Re: Rules Roundup: 2/18 - as related to Dreadwing and 'So what happens when your opponent is tapped out and you attack with Blackwing/Dreadwind and combine at the end of your turn?' The answer to this question is as I understood it, however, what is the sequence of play in this situation?

You would attack, check if all characters are tapped. If they are tapped, untap them, then end the turn. At that point, you may Combine.
Source: Wizards of the Coast (2019-04-05)    【Link to Ruling】
Tags: Dreadwing
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