Rezzahan#77802
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This was never a bug. It worked as Kavaero, and it does work as Superior Spiderman. There was never a fix, because there was nothing to fix. It is cast from hand, and enters as a Bringer, so it triggers the Bringer's "cast from hand" ability. Nowhere does it say, it has to be cast as a Bringer. It works with ALL Clones.
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Your opponent's Defense Grid makes even "free" spells cost 3 mana more. You could not pay for your spell.
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A fight spell has TWO targets, so is not a legal target for Redirect Lightning, which can only target a spell with exactly ONE target. You could notr cast your spell for lack of legal target.
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2 mana: Strict Proctor exists
"Whenever a permanent entering causes a triggered ability to trigger, counter that ability unless its controller pays 2."
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5 mana: Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines exists
"Permanents entering don't cause abilities of permanents your opponents control to trigger."
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That woulod be a functional change. The land enters the battlefield. That triggers its ability. That ability must be put on the stack at the next opportunity. Which is before you receive priority. The rules offer no opportunity to act for you before the trigger is put on the stack.
You can, however, respond to the trigger. But like always, Arena uses a tournament shortcut, where you are assumed to pass priority whenevwer you put something on the stack, to have it resolve. If you want to respond to your own spells and abilities, you have to explicitly announce that. In paper Magic by saying so, on Arena by going Full Control.
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Terrasymbiosis would trigger for each creature getting a counter, if it weren't for the clause of "Do this only once each turn." Since only one creature receiving counters can trigger it per turn, and that creature only gets one counter from Atmosheric Greenhouse, you get one card, the number of counters that creature received.
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In your screenshot, you don't have the mana to cast any of the instant cards in your hand.
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You said it yourself, he's a Shapeshifter (and Spirit). Not a Demon.
Shapeshifters that have the changeling ability are every creature type, because that ability is making it so. Koh does not have that ability. Being a shapeshifter has nothing to do with it. No creature type has any inherrent effects anymore, since Champions of Kamigawa over two decades ago.
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All the white Oblivion Ring type enchantments can deal with Emrakul, some even have flash to exile it right away before the extra turn. There are colorless artifacts, that can tap it or other wise stop it from attacking. Black can make the player sacrifice it.
There are countless ways to deal with Emrakul.
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Kitnap takes control via a static ability. The Mother of Machines only stops triggered abilities. The control change also happens immediatley with the aura entering, so the Praetor is already under your opponent's control when the game checks for triggers. Hence, why she has 6 stun counters, becasue the trigger was doubled for her controller.
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The expensive card was plotted via Kellan Joins Up. And then cast for free on a later turn, as per the plot ability.
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Alchemy is getting retired, Reality Fracture getting the last Alchemy expansion. With that, most rebalanced cards are being reverted to their original funtionality. Lier should be among those.
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Ojer Taqw only tripples CREATURE tokens, as per its ability.
"If one or more CREATURE tokens would be created under your control [...]"
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Sounds like the timer ran out while selecting, so no selection was locked in. Arena then simply discarded the cards drawn last.
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Sounds like the player had Tyvar, Jubilant Brawler on the field:
"You may activate abilities of creatures you control as though those creatures had haste."
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Sounds like you were prohibited from paying life. Probably due to a Yasharn on the field, or maybe Karn's Sylex.
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The game did not ask you if you wanted to pay for Smothering Tithe. It sked you if you wanted to repeat the process. The trigger for the Tithe has not even been put on the stack yet, because it has to wait for the Colossus's trigger to fully resolve first. Which is after you've gone through all the iterations of the process you want to go through. You declined to repeat the process.
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Of course you do not get a trigger. Due to Xu-Ifit's reanimation effect it has no abilities.
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That ability of the Great Hall of the Biblioplex restricts the mana's use for instants and sorceries only. Which none of the mentioned cards are.
Arena does LIFO. So what exactly was your issue? Ranting and insulting does not give any useful information on a possible bug. You have to give details. Though in all likelihood, it is you who made a mistake. Especially because this is a very fundamental principle in the game, one that works and has for years.