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fistyke wrote:

Nice one

..ma mira ca nu au pus si double strike, lifelink pe carte

When a creature with soulbond enters the battlefield, you may pair it with another unpaired creature you control. When another creature enters the battlefield under your control, if you control a creature with soulbond that isn't currently paired, you may pair it with the new creature.

    The two creatures become unpaired if either of them leaves the battlefield, is no longer under your control, or stops being a creature.
    Abilities—usually abilities on the creature with soulbond—will refer to paired creatures. There are no special rules about paired creatures beyond that. The two creatures still attack separately, block separately, get targeted by spells separately, etc.
    A creature can only be paired with one creature at a time. (In other words, a pair of creatures is always two creatures.)

If you pair two creatures with soulbond, they'll both get both of the abilities they grant. For example, take a look at Silverblade Paladin:
If Silverblade Paladin and Wingcrafter are paired, they'll both have flying and double strike.

fistyke wrote:

Aoleu, o carte de care nu poti sa scapi nicicum, metode de exile sunt numeroase, si daca e in exile, oponentul nu poate face nimic decat sa contreze eventual. Scapa si de Grafdigger's Cage

Nu chiar. E destul sa-l omori si gata.

Spoook wrote:

Ati vazut ca soulbound nu targetuieste si creatura nu neaparat trebuie sa fie a ta? Very nice (mai ales in limited, pe ceva  sub claustrofobie de ex daca nu ai alta creatura )

Da, dar zice că they remained paired for as long as you control both of them.