Rezzahan#77802
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The first ability is not a triggered ability, so no matter how many Echoes you have, that ability cannot be copied by them. It is a static ability. A triggered ability HAS TO use the words "when", "whenever", or "at" when describing its trigger condition. "If" does not indicate a triggered ability.
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Are you playing Brawl, Historic, or Timeless? If so, your deck uses then rebalanced version of Nadu, which only triggers twice per turn. It does not give the ability to other creatures anymore.
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Mana cost is a copiable value, and the tokens in Momir are created as copies of the creatures. That includes mana cost.
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Then your understanding of the rules needs updating. A spell with targets will fizzle if all targets have become illegal when it would resolve. Your spell had one target, that target became illegal, so the spell fizzled, and NONE of its effects happened. The other modes being untargeted doesn't matter. It is one spell, it cannot fizzle partially. This is how the game works. nothing wrong here.
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The support ability requires targets. And since the wording is "if" and not "when", it is not a seperate trigger after paying the cost, but a continuation of the trigger's effect. And since that trigger includes the support action, targets have to be chosen when it is put on the stack, regardless of intent or ability to pay the cost.
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Momo made your Mockingbird cost one less mana. And since the effect looks at actual mana spent, and not mana value of the spell, one mana it is. So you can only copy a creature with mana value 1.
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Ojer Axonil only affects noncombat damage to opponents, not their creatures, nor their planeswalkers, nor battles they defend.
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Herald of Eternal Dawn
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Nicol Bolas is a Bolas planeswalker. He is exempt from Hour of Devastation per its effect.
"All creatures lose indestructible until end of turn. Hour of Devastation deals 5 damage to each creature and each NON-BOLAS planeswalker."
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Your c reature did not die, it goe exiled INSTEAD. It never went to the graveyard, so Sothere does not trigger.
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The tokens are not from the Voice of Victory. They are copies of those tokens made by Ocelot Pride. Hence why they are untapped. The original tokens are gone as they shoulkd be.
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Neither set is in Atandard or Alchemy. Only those sets that are give progress for golden packs.
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Having a basic land type does not make a land a basic land. A basic land is a land with the supertype "basic". Giving basic land types to nonbasic lands does not makes them basic. Virtue of Strength simply did not apply to your still nonbasic lands.
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Why not? If the land is a creature, it is a legal target. You don't want your lands get exiled, don't animate them if you suspect The End to come down on them.
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Dreadmaw's Ire requires an ATTACKING creature as target. You were in your main phase, so there were no attacking creatures to target. Thus the spell could not legally be cast. If you had proceeded to your combat phase and attacked with your creature, you could have cast the spell on it.
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Nowhere to Run
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You tried to do on cast what is done on resolution. From Crashing Wave's gatherer rulings:
"You decide how to distribute the stun counters as Crashing Wave resolves, and you can put the counters on any tapped creatures your opponents control, not just creatures tapped by Crashing Wave."
This is the case, because you are not distributing the counters among targets, just among creatures your opponent controls. Thus the distribution is chosen on resolution.
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Did you have a creature without flying to target? If not, you couldn't legally put the ability on the stack, so it was simply removed.
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It's a characteristic defining ability. And since the copy effect sets a specific value for the characteristic that ability would also define, it is not copied.
707.9d When applying a copy effect that doesn’t copy a certain characteristic, retains one or more
original values for a certain characteristic, or provides a specific set of values for a certain
characteristic, any characteristic-defining ability (see rule 604.3) of the object being copied that
defines that characteristic is not copied. If that characteristic is color, any color indicator (see
rule 204) of that object is also not copied. This rule does not apply to copy effects with
exceptions that state the object is a certain card type, supertype, and/or subtype “in addition to
its other types.” In those cases, any characteristic-defining ability that defines card type,
supertype, and/or subtype is copied.
Persist, like all dies triggers, is a leaves-the-battlefield trigger. And those trigger based on the game state PRIOR to the death of the creature. The persist trigger will track the card, whatever it may be, into the graveyard, and pull it out again. The Image does not have persist in the graveyard, but that's irrelevant. What matters is, that the card had persist on the battlefield.