Rezzahan#77802
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Without a legal target, you can't cast a targeted spell. There was no multicolored spell on the stack for the first mode, and there was no multicolored permanent on the field for the second.
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Then you better read that chapter again. It does say "BY up to one target creature". You just failed to read it correctly.
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Kili specifically only allows to pay 0 for equipping if that equip ability is the first equip ability you activate that turn. As you yourself stated, you already activated an equip ability that turn, so Kili cannot apply to any others that turn. Doesn't matter that you did not use Kili's 0 cost equip on the first one.
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That's because damage does not reduce toughness. The -2/-2 from your Massacre Wurm made the still 3/3 Doctor Doom into a 1/1. He had 3 damage marked, which gets compared by state based actions against his toughness to determine if that damage is lethal. And it is. But being indestructible with a toughness higher than 0 means he lives, because that specific state based action destroys. A different state based action can kill an indestructible creature, because it is not destruction, but it requires the tougness to actually be brought down to 0 or less. You can't combine damage and toughness reduction to remove an indestructible creature, it has to be toughnes reduction all the way.
Here are the two relevant rules/state based actions:
704.5f If a creature has toughness 0 or less, it’s put into its owner’s graveyard. Regeneration can’t
replace this event.704.5g If a creature has toughness greater than 0, it has damage marked on it, and the total damage
marked on it is greater than or equal to its toughness, that creature has been dealt lethal damage
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If you are that pedantic, then you are also wrong.
Es muss heissen: "Suche einen Draft-Tisch" oder "Einen Draft-Tisch suchen" oder einfach "Suche Draft-Tisch"
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Correction: Shapeshifters with the CHANGELING ability have all creature types. Shapeshifters without that or a similar ability do not. Ever since Champions of Kamigawa, NO creature type has ANY inherrent effects or rules attached anymore. Shapeshifter is just a creature type, ONE creature type, and it is not Elemental.
The above is the reason, why your Mutable Explorers were not retunred to hand, but your Beorn were.
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No, it's because your opponent has Voice of Victory on the field:
"Your opponents can't cast spells during your turn."
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Poq's trigger is not once per turn. It is once per land entering. Usually you cannot play more than one land per turn, but there is no limit on how many lands you can have enter on the same turn.
Also, it would behoove you to use proper terminology to avoid confusion in the future. A trigger can never activate, that term is reserved for activated abilities only, only those can be activated. Triggers trigger, and that term is for triggered abilities only. Activated abilities and triggered abilities are very different beasts, you can't treat them as similar.
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Read Nowhere to Run.
Since it is an ETB trigger, the enchantment is on the field by the time the targeting happens, and because of that, its last ability is active:
"Creatures your opponents control can be the targets of spells and abilities as though they didn't have hexproof. Ward abilities of those creatures don't trigger."
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The rewards are uncommon ICRs. From all over Standard. If you so happen to have most if not all of the Standard legal uncommons completed, then you only get the tiny increase of the vault for excess uncommons. There is no duplictae protection for ICRs.
Edit:
Apparently, Arena also simply does not announce the cards you are getting, when you do get cards. They will show up in your collection marked as "new", with the usual caveat, that that will only show if you have not gone to the deckbuilder or collection already since claiming the rewards. If not, they are added, but unless you have a perfect memory of all the uncommons you were still missing at that time, you can't really determine which one you got. -
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Mayhem Devil triggers on the action of sacrificing. Hushbringer has no interaction with that.
Krenko's last ability should be stopped by Hushbringer, if an artifact creature is sacrificed, yes. But did you maybe confuse the activation of Krenko's second ability, the one that does the sacrificing, with triggering the last one? Hushbringer does not stop activated abilities.
Your issue may lie in the common mistake of grouping activated and triggered abilities together as somehow being the same or similar. They are neither. Activated abilities are as different from triggered abilities as enchantments are from creatures. Both use the stack and can be responded to, and that's about all they have in common. Only activated abilities can be activated, only triggered abilities can trigger. You can never trigger an activated ability, and you can never activate a triggerd ability.
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Not Adventure, OMEN. Omens get suffled back into the library. ALL Tarkir: Dragonstorm cards with the Adventure layout are Omens. As it says in the type line of the imbedded spell.
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Some Jeskai Revelation decks use Nowhere to Run. Which is not just a removal option, but also has this ability, that people are constantly forgetting about:
"Creatures your opponents control can be the targets of spells and abilities as though they didn't have hexproof. Ward abilities of those creatures don't trigger."
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Then disable the autoordering of triggers in the settings menu, so that you can choose the order yourself. Any player should do that, once they are familiar enough with the game. The default settings are for new players to learn the ropes. Arena is not a true AI figuring out the best possible sequence that you would want in any given scenario. It only goes by general principles, that do not apply in many matches.
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Any playable instant or activated ability, that is not a mana ability, can respond to the trigger. You most likely had one and did not realize it. The game was waiting for you to pass priority. On Arena there was also a wait implemented in your upkeep for Sheoldred, the Apocalypse, to allow players to act before a card is drawn, without having to set a step every single turn.. But passing there does not pass priority for the response to the trigger in the draw step.
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Not all loss of life is from damage. Just because your life total went down does not mean you have taken damage. So while Go-Shintai of Ancient Wars and Honden of Infinite Rage deal damage, Northern Air Temple and Sanctum of Stone Fangs do not, they cause loss of life directly.
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Wargling only increases its own power, and grants trample to all your creatures. Two Warglings therefore also only grant themselves, and not each other, +1/+0, and then all your creatures trample twice.
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Since you are affecting both players with the trigger, you have to choose number of targets and targets in order, starting with you. Meaning, FIRST up to one target among your permanents, and THEN up to one target among your opponent's permanents.
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Disagree all you want, it is not a bug. Paying for a TRIGGERED ability to have an effect does not qualify as spending mana on an Elf spell or to ACTIVATE an ability of an Elf source.
Only activated abilities can be activated, only triggered abilities can trigger. You can't trigger an activated ability, you can't activate a triggered ability. Those are very specific game terms with very specific meaning. They are not interchangable.
Heck, in this instance even having to pay mana on resolution of an activated ability would not qualify, since paying to activate an ability means to pay its activation cost, not any other costs it may have.
Saga's that reach their last chapter are sacrificed after the last chapter has resolved. Braska's Final Aeon is no exception. Some Saga's have the ability to exile and transform, getting around that issue that way.