Rezzahan#77802
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Halving the library twice means to leave a fourth of it left. It does NOT mean half the library and then the other half of that library go away.
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Oh, the disappear mechanic works. You just do not understand intervening-if clauses. An intervening-if clause, like Lord Dregg's trigger has, is an extension of the trigger condition. It has to be true at the time the trigger would go off or it doesn't. Any permanent leaving the battlefield IN the end step does so too late to mater for that trigger.
603.4. A triggered ability may read “When/Whenever/At [trigger event], if [condition], [effect].” When
the trigger event occurs, the ability checks whether the stated condition is true. The ability triggers
only if it is; otherwise it does nothing. If the ability triggers, it checks the stated condition again as it
resolves. If the condition isn’t true at that time, the ability is removed from the stack and does
nothing. Note that this mirrors the check for legal targets. This rule is referred to as the “intervening
‘if’ clause” rule. (The word “if” has only its normal English meaning anywhere else in the text of a
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Which was most likely also an artifact or an enchantment and thus a legal target regardless of its power.
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To manually order triggers, you have to disable the autoordering in the settings menu.
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Witch's Oven's sacrifice is a cost. You cannot respond to the paying of costs, they are paid for as part of activating the ability. By the time the controller of the Oven gets priority (they get it first, because they had priority prior the activation of the Oven) the Familiar is already in the graveyard. And only when they pass priority are you getting priority for the first time to respond.
Essentially, as long as they keep the Oven untapped, you cannot exile the Familiar. If they activate it first, the Familiar is in the graveyard before you receive priority to respond. If you try to remove the Familiar first, they can respond by sacrificing it to the Oven. Likewise, if the Familiar is in the graveyard, you cannot successfully exile it from there as long as they have a Food to sacrifice to bring it back in response.
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Was there a multicolored spell or multicolored permanent to target? You cannot cast a targeted spell without legal targets.
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Was there anything around preventing you from targeting the opponent? Like a Leyline of Sanctity, or a recently played One Ring?
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No trigger can go on the stack, much less resolve, while another object is resolving. You discard the cards and exile your graveyard all during the resolution of Go Blank. Emrakul's trigger still happens after Go Blank has finished resolving, but your graveyard, including Emrakul, have been exiled by then already. The library is still shuffled.
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The MINIMUM deck size in Standard constructed is 60 cards. There is no maximum. A deck can have any number of cards above the minimum, though Arena limits the deck size to 250 cards. Even competitive Magic does not require exactly 60 cards.
The only formats that require an exact number of cards are Commander and Brawl.
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Ok. Well, I did a little google search, and found a method (though not very intuitive in my opinion):
search for
o:"{oe"
This will give every card that uses the energy counter symbol in its text. (Closing the bracket seems to only find cards with a single energy counter.)
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You cannot find those cards on Arena, because they do not exist on Arena. Kaladesh Remastered did not bring all Khaladesh cards to the platform.
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And did those spells have any effects, like giving +2/+0?
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Oath of Nissa:
You may spend mana as though it were mana of any color to cast planeswalker spells.
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Because they most likely also had Nowhere to Run on the field. Which allows that.
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But not an artifact. District Mascot's ability can ONLY destroy artifacts.
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Indulgent Patrician's ability has an intervening-if clause, essentially an extention of the trigger condition. And that clause has to be true at the time the ability would trigger, if it is not, no trigger. You CANNOT gain life in the end step to trigger the ability, the 3+ life has to be gained before the end step begins.
In the previous instances were you could order the triggers, you had already gained 3+ life that turn, and the Patricion's if-clause was true.
603.4. A triggered ability may read “When/Whenever/At [trigger event], if [condition], [effect].” When
the trigger event occurs, the ability checks whether the stated condition is true. The ability triggers
only if it is; otherwise it does nothing. If the ability triggers, it checks the stated condition again as it
resolves. If the condition isn’t true at that time, the ability is removed from the stack and does
nothing. Note that this mirrors the check for legal targets. This rule is referred to as the “intervening
‘if’ clause” rule. (The word “if” has only its normal English meaning anywhere else in the text of a
card; this rule only applies to an “if” that immediately follows a trigger condition.) -
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Voice of Vicrtory. Read the card.
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Getting an opponent to exactly 10 life is quite the undertaking, and the effort to do so makes HSR a very fringe card, that usually does nothing.
Also, that card is old, printed in the original Kamigawa block, and will not be changed whatsoever for paper Magic. If you are into Alchemy and Historic, a rebalancing is possible, but most likely that would only be to make it more powerful, not less. Because it is not very powerful. Ultimately, that card is of no concern in regards to balancing issues.
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The may choice is made ON RESOLUTION. Putting a may trigger on the stack is MANDATORY. All you had to do was pick targets, wait for resolution, and THEN decline. Putting the trigger on the stack is not something you can decline. You have to, and that includes all choices required to do so, like choosing targets.
603.5. Some triggered abilities’ effects are optional (they contain “may,” as in “At the beginning of
your upkeep, you may draw a card”). These abilities go on the stack when they trigger, regardless of
whether their controller intends to exercise the ability’s option or not. The choice is made when the
ability resolves. Likewise, triggered abilities that have an effect “unless” something is true or a
player chooses to do something will go on the stack normally; the “unless” part of the ability is
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Shrine is not a creature type, it is an ENCHANTMENT type. Only enchantments can have enchantment types, and all the Shrines were enchantments. That they were also creature is irrelevant, that does not make Shrine a creature type.
Weapons Manufacturing is neither an artifact nor a creature. Which are the only types the Starcage affects per its text. It is not able to remove enchantments.