Rezzahan#77802
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Full Control is either enabled entirely, meaning you have to click every single thing all the time, which is not only annoying for you but the opponent as well. Or it is enabled only for the currect step/phase and gets disabled when that step/phase ends. To not simply pass through steps/phases you have to set a stop at the step/phase you want to act/react in.
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A planeswalker's loyalty abilities are activated abilities. As Spider Sense can only target and counter instants, sorceries and triggered abilities, of course you can't use it against loylaty abilities. Activated abilities are not triggered abilities and vice versa.
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Because Shadrix literally says to target two different players ("Each mode must target a different player.")
And you must choose either no modes or two modes, there is no other option. Again, this is how the card is worded, and works exactly as it should.
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Not an Adventure, an OMEN. Omens get shuffled back into the library when they resolve. All Tarkir: Dragonstrom cards with the Adventure layout are Omens.
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No cheat, and no bug. You simply forgot, that you also had Treasure Vault, an ARTIFACT land.
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The card is part of the Hobbit Commander subset, not the main set.
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The Boggart Cursecrafters triggered, because The Great Goblin is legendary, and two of the copies of that one died to the legend rule.
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No, the problem is you not understanding how prepared spells work. They are NOT Adventures, they are NOT Omens, you cannot cast them from the hand just willy nilly. You have to have the creature on the field and it has to be prepared. THEN you can access the prepared spell.
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Did your opponent's creatures attack you, or a planeswalker you control? Therein lies the difference, Dain only taxes creatures that are declared as attacking you, the player, during the declare attacker step turn based action of declaring attackers. Attackers entering attacking, and attackers declared against not you, the player, are not taxed.
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Was itr a 36/36 when you declared it as attacker? If not, that's the problem. The achievement requires the creature to have 21+ power at the time it is declared as attacker.
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If it doesn't say "up to", then choosing targets is mandatory. The "may" decision is made when the ability resolves. You can decline at that time. You cannot decline the targeting. This goes for ALL "may" abilities with tagets.
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Did you let your opponent search for a land via his sacrificed fetchland? If not, that ability was still on the stack. Planeswalkers' loyalty abilities can only be used with sorcery timing, which in part requires the stack to be empty.
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You probably misread the card. Because dealing combat damage and dying to it has nothing to do with targeting, so the "other target" makes no grammatical sense. Can you give the name of the card?
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Order of replacement effects and order of triggers are two different settings in the settings menu, each with its own checkbox.
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Scout the Survivors can ony get creatures from the graveyard. Read the English text, nothing wrong here. Except maybe the translation?
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The discount is for targeting an attacking creature only.
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A rare wildcard is needed, because the card has a rare version on Arena, which is the lowest rarity printing there. Lowest rarity printing determines the rarity of the wildcard needed to craft any version of the card regardless of that version's rarity.
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The Luminous Bonds enchanting your creature also adds 1. It is under your opponent's control, not yours.
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Shrine is not a creature type, so of course you can't choose it. Shrine is an ENCHANTMENT type. Enchantment creatures can have that subtype because they are enchantments, not because they are creatures. Turn them into creatures only, and they lose the subtype. Turn them into enchantments only, and they keep it.
Did your opponent have Toph, the First Metalbender on the field? If so, turning the nonland (and non-artifact) permanent into a Treasure and thus an artifact, also immediately made it a land due to Toph's ability. And Minimus Containment can't legally be enchanting a land. So it went to the graveyard as a state based action, and the permanent reverted back to its nonartifact, and thus nonland, existence. All in the blink of an eye before any player received priority after the Containment resolved.