Tokens are goblins and soldiers and if I have Coat in play does they get bonus for each creature typ.
No.
As the old saying goes:
The world is divided into two kind of creatures; those that match and those that don't.
Coat of Arms counts how many are of the matching type, and awards a +1/+1 bouns for each one it finds.
Multiple creature types only make it easier to create matches between creature types.
that's an old saying?
There's an old saying:
The world's divided into two kinds of people;
Those who do --something-- and those who don't.
This is adapted and used in many different cases.
I just excercised a little bit of literary license and adapted it to Magic; specifically Coat of Arms.
BTW, my favorite example is:
The world's divided into two kinds of people;
Those who divide the world into two kinds of people and those who don't.
There's an old saying:
The world's divided into two kinds of people;
Those who do --something-- and those who don't.
Adapting this to Police fans
There's an old saying:
The world's divided into two kinds of people;
Those who do do do do and those who do do do don't.
Sorry :-(
There are three kinds of people in this world: those who can count, and those who can't.
heh
The world is divided in all kinds of ppl and they are all different...
Back to the original point, if you have 3 goblin/soldier tokens, they will each be 5/5.
Base 1/1 with +2/+2 for goblinness and +2/+2 for soldiering.
"There are two kinds of people in the world.
I think that...um...yeah."
No, back to Westwycke's original post about why that's wrong. Coat of Arms says:
Each creature gets +1/+1 for each other creature in play that shares a creature type with it.
If there are 3 tokens in play, each token will be 3/3 because there are two other creatures in play that share a type with it. It doesn't matter that they share two creature types, because there are still only two other creatures, not four.