Rezzahan#77802
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The season ended just now. When the season ends, you get your season rewards and are downranked for the next season. This can happen while you are in a match.
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You only get ONE new daily quest per day. You can have three active, though, meaning, you do not have to complete the daily quest on the day you get it. A free slot will show you the timer for when you get a new daily quest.
Mind, that with the release of a new set, everyone gets a full set of three dailies, and a full weekly quest. So make sure to complete them all before TMNT is released.
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Bandit's Talent and many many many other cards do NOT deal damage, they cause loss of life directly, no damage involved. Damage causes loss of life, but loss of life can happen without damage.
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Nothing about Swamps, Forests, or Islands on this card. It is a mana filter, that you can use once per turn to turn any mana into either a B, G, or U. Mana, not lands.
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To get the exert when attacking promt, you have to declare that creature individually as attacker not as part of a group or via attack all.
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You are misunderstanding the counters part. The trigger does NOT target the counters. The target is "target permanent", that's it. ANY permanent is a legal target, regardless of having counters on it or not. The "choose a counter" part is part of the trigger's effect, and is irrelevant until the trigger resolves. If at that time there is no counter on the permanent, none can be chosen, and that impossible action as well as the following impossible instruction are simply ignored.
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Why would it? By default, a permanent enters under its owner's control. And you were not the owner of the planeswalker, your opponent was.
610.3. Some one-shot effects cause an object to change zones “until” a specified event occurs. A second
one-shot effect is created immediately after the specified event. This second one-shot effect returns
the object to its previous zone.
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610.3c An object returned to the battlefield this way returns under its owner’s control unless
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You did not have any of the exiled cards in hand, so none were exiled from your hand. Only cards exiled from your hand get you cards drawn as per Test of Talent's text.
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Combat damage is ONLY the damage assigned and dealt by attacking and blocking creatures in the combat damage step's turn based action of assigning and dealing combat damage. ALL OTHER DAMAGE, even if dealt during combat, is NON-combat damage.
Or maybe ypou misread the Barricade. It prevents all noncombat damage, not all combat damage.
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It did not lose its abilities. It lost its creature types. Because Secret Identity changed that to ONLY Citizen or Hero, depending on the mode used. So it was not an Otter anymore, Nor a Wizard.
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Kavaero, Mind-Bitten costs 2UB. It copies a card in a graveyard and exiles it. As a copy, Kavaero also gains the copied card's mana cost.
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Probably because you could not target your opponent with the trigger.
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5. Realize, that Bloodline Pretender has changeling, and thus is an Army. So you do not create a token but put another counter on your already existing Army.
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Ashling's Command has no triggers to copy, only modes. It's just a spell. The Twinflame Travelers has nothing to interact with here.
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No, because by the time Pain for All's trigger resolves, the Mindskinner is no longer on the batlefield, and thus its static ability creating that milling replacement effect is also not there.
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Most likely due to Soul-Scar Mage on the field, meaning no damage was dealt since all damage was turned into -1/-1 counters instead.
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Read the card again. It does NOT say "if an opponent has one or fewer cards in hand". It says "if A PLAYER has one or fewer cards in hand". So if Temple of the Dead's controller has 1 or fewer cards in hand, they can activate the ability, regardless of how full your hand is.
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Full Throttle gatherer rulings:
If you somehow cast this spell when it's not a main phase, the second ability still takes effect, but there are no additional combat phases this turn. If you cast it during an opponent's main phase, there are two additional combat phases, but that opponent gets to attack during those combat phases, not you.
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Leyline of Hope has NO triggered abilities, all the abilities are static abilities that create continuous effects. And continuous effects from static abilities apply immediately. Also, there are NO COUNTERS involved with the Leyline either. Not every +X/+X effect uses counters, only the ones that say they do use those.
The lands cannot just be used as if they were any type, they ARE ALL basic land types.
The reason is the layer system. The Dryad changes types, and thus applies in layer 4. Ability losing happens way later in layer 6. So the types are changed before the ability changing them is lost. Regardless of time stamp, because layer order takes precedent.
Furthermore, because of rule 613.6, any type changing ability that also has other effects like modifying power/toughness gets to apply fully, even if the later parts happen after the ability generating them is lost.
There is a looooong list of cards, were this happens, and it is not a bug. Ashaya, Kaito, Ygra, Kudo, etc.