Rezzahan#77802
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You need two legal targets for Rabid Gnaw: a creature you control, and a creature you don't control.
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Did your opponent play white and have the Mother of Machines on the field perhaps?
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Fleeting Reflection:
"Target creature you control GAINS HEXPROOF ..."
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Vadmir only has a triggered ability and a static ability. So there is no activated ability for Petrify to shut down.
An activated ability is an ability with the template [cost]:[effect], either on the card itself, or in the rules if it is a keyword ability. Look for the colon. ALL activated abilities have it. Activated abilities are the only abilities that can be activated, and doing so is a deliberate choice made by a player.
A triggered ability always uses the words "when", "whenever", or "at" to describe its trigger condition. Triggered abilities trigger, they do not activate and cannot be activated. And the trigger goes off when the trigger condition is met, wether the players want them to or not.
(Note, that the word "if" followed by a condition does not indicate a triggered ability., Rather it indicates a static ability that creates a replacement effect. Usually the phrase "if ... instead" is used for this.)
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Agate-Blade Assassin causes loss of life, it does not deal damage. Same with Lunar Convocation. Artist's Talent doesn't apply to loss of life.
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Hearse is from New Capenna, a set that rotated out of Standard with the release of Bloomburrow.
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Read Tyvar. That's the reason the card is in the deck.
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Mounting doesn't target the creatures you tap to mount. They get tapped as the activation COST for the mount ability.
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The mana value 3 or less is only the condition for the surveil. The targeted creature will get exiled regardless of its cost.
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Did you control your creatures turned Food continously since your most recent turn began? Or did you cast them that turn? If the later, then they suffer from summoning sickness, and so cannot use the tap ability they got for becoming Food.
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Well, it just became a copy of a planeswalker, it did not reenter as one. And so it received no loyalty counters. A planeswalker with 0 loyalty counters is put into its owner's graveyard as a state based action.
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Last sentence of the ability: Activate only as a sorcery.
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And did you gain AND lose life during the turn, BEFORE the end step began?
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Innkeeper's Talent level 3.
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While putting an enlightenment counter on the target Angel (the Book doesn't get counters) should not happen with Vorinclex on the other side, it is irrelevant to this particular scenario. Placing the counter or not, the angel will make its controller unable to lose the game. Because that effect is not relying on the counter being placed, it is merely a reminder, it has no inherrent game function. The effect doesn't need the counter to be active.
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There are caards that can add to the number of tokens created, though. Mondrak, or Ojer Taq, are just two of the newest cards to do that.
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There are also cards that stop you from doing stuff on your opponent's turn. There are three rather recent cards like this: Myrel, Kutzil, and Grand Abolisher.
And just to be sure, Annul counters an artifact or enchantment spell, so can only be used in response to such a spell.
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Well, there are no mana artifacts, so there's no telling wether this is a bug or a card effect interfering. Could be a Karn, the Great Creator, for example.
In your screenshot, though, you have no castable cards in your hand. The only card you could pay for is the Jace, and you are not allowed to cast it before your fourth turn. Says so on the card.
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You've lost connection to the server. The game is long over now, unfortunately, with your loss.
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Changing types happens in layer 4, ability losing happens in layer 6. So by the time Ashaya's abilities are removed, her making all nontoken creatures into lands has already happened.
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Not a bug. Same explanation here as for Kudo and removing abilities:
The effect includes a type granting, and thus starts applying in layer 4. Ability losing happens in layer 6. And due to rule 613.6, if an effect starts to apply, it will continue to apply even if the ability creating the effect is removed during the process of applying effects in the layer system.
613.6. If an effect should be applied in different layers and/or sublayers, the parts of the effect each
apply in their appropriate ones. If an effect starts to apply in one layer and/or sublayer, it will
continue to be applied to the same set of objects in each other applicable layer and/or sublayer, even
if the ability generating the effect is removed during this process.