Rezzahan#77802
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It's an activated ability that is not a mana ability. In a Reality Fracture Draft it is very likely that at least one player has Yuriko, Blade of the Mighty:
"During combat, players can't cast spells or activate abilities that aren't mana abilities."
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Pay attention to your opponent's cards:
Voice of Victory:
"Your opponents can't cast spells during your turn."
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If you are not forbidden from casting it. Like with a Voice of Victory on the opponent's side, or any of the many other cards with pretty much the same effect.
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The equip ability of the Blade costs 4. The discount of the Mauler for itself plus the discount of the one color the Mauler has allows attaching to the Mauler for 1 mana. Hence why the Blade is highlighted, because it can be used on the Mauler for the one mana you have available.
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Not if you do not say what's supposedly wrong with the card. People can't read your mind. Also, it helps if you give the correct name of the card.
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Your very screenshot shows the tooltip of Patriar's Humiliation saying that using it on a commander allows that commander's owner to remove perpetual effects from it, when it returns to the command zone.
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Arena imposes a token limit per player at 250. If a player already has 250 tokens, they don't get any new ones until their token number is reduced to below 250.
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Did your Ruric Thar deal combat damage at any point in the game prior to this? Like by being declared as a blocker in the previous turn? Because that clause it not limited to "this turn", if Ruric Thar has dealt any combat damage during the game already, its hexproof is gone for the rest of the game.
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Not a bug, you just don't understand how the card works. Choosing a target is mandatory, yes. As is the case with ALL optional triggers requiring a target. It is not "up to", it is one target, not more, not less. The choice to execute the effect is made on RESOLUTION. So just target your stuff already, then decline when he trigger resolves. That is how the rules say this works, and that is how Arena handles it. Correctly.
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You could not target your opponent due to them having hexproof, courtesy of that Crystal Barricade. Without a legal target, the trigger was simply removed, because it could not legally be put on the stack.
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Fblthp only lets you win the game when drawing from an empty library, if it happens due to its own ability. It is not a static ability that lets you win, just by having the card on the field. The ability has to go on the stack, resolve, and your library is or gets emptied during the resolution of that ability.
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Crafting any card on Arena requires a wildcard corresponding to the lowest rarity printing of that card on Arena, regardless of the rarity of the version you want to craft. This has been the case since almost two years now, intentionally so.
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Creatures entering attacking are not subject to any attack restrictions or requirements. Those only apply to attacker declaration in the declare attackers turn based action. A creature entering attacking has not even attacked as far as the game is concerned. So a mobilize token can enter attacking an attached Aetherspark, for example.
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Could it be, that the mana from Tecutlan was used on the Signet to make 2 mana to then cast the spell?
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From your screenshot, that token was an offspring of Coruscation Mage. Offspring tokens are copies of the cards that produce them, including mana clost, and thus mana value. So the token did have a mana value of 2, and sacrificing it satisfied your spell.
As for the other scenario, there's not enough infomation to speculate on wether or not that was a bug, or you missed something.
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The Panda died while having just 1 power due to Moment of Craving reducing its power. Therefore any creature card with mana value more than 1 is not a valid target.
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Your opponent has Nowhere to Run on the field?
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There are many cards that make a player not lose the game at 0 or less life. This remains true until the card causing that is removed.
Examples are:
Phyrexian Unlife
Pact Blade
Cloudkin Kirin
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Spark Ranked is highlighted, so you are still in the tutorial part of the game. You can exit the tutorial in the Codex menu and get to Arena and all its play modes proper.
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Read that Garruk's first ability. One of those creatures did not die.