Rezzahan#77802
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If you think getting 8 Forests in 20 cards when your deck contains 18 Forests is impossible you really need to learn basic math. There are a lot of permuations of a uniformly randomized 118 card deck, that yield that result. I'm not going to calculate the exact odds, but even if it is only a 1 in 100,000, that is by that very statement not impossible. Impossible means 0%, 0 in however big a number you choose.
And if you want to talk statistics, then your sample contains a single instance. You can glean nothing from that. Small possibilities require big sample sizes to examine. So you better get a sample size of at least a few thousand games before making such claims. Right now you have nothing to support your claim of manipulation.
Unlikely things happen all the time, just not to the same person all the time. It's the difference between a particular person winning the lottery, and someone winning the lottery. The former is very unlikely, the later a regular occurence. So if a particular person wins the lottery, were things manipulated to that outcome? That's the same flawed reasoning you are employing.
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Did you have more life than your starting life total in those instances?
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The abilities were all removed. It's just that one ability got to apply before that happened. So if a card is looking at Ashaya's abilities it will see none, well except the mana ability granted by Imprisoned in the Moon.
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Prison decks like these usually also run other prohibitive cards like Voice of Victory.
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Did you gain life that turn before you played he Cat Collector? If so, the first time you gained life that turn has already happened and the Cat Collector was not around to see it to trigger.
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Only ceature spells and planeswalker spells are elegible as targets. Creatures and planeswalkers on the field are not. Meaning, it is sort of a counter spell, not a removal spell.
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The owner of a card never changes, it is always the player who brought the card into the game. Ghost Vaccum puts the cards on the battlefield under your control, but the owners of those cards do not change. Valkyrie's Call returns the cards under their owner's control, not under the control of the player who controlled them when they died.
In short, yes, that is how it is supposed to work.
Also, nothing is ignored about Valkyrie's Call, the card apparently works exactly as its text says.
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You most likely sacrificed the token for mana to cast the spell. In which case the spell did not resolve for lack of target.
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Heavily black decks usually run Nowhere to Run, which negates hexproof and ward.
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From the looks of it, your Subtlety's trigger had no viable target, as there was no creature spell or planeswalker spell on the stack, only a creature's activated ability. So whatever you tried to do here was doomed to fail anyway. The lack of a legal target may have glitched the game.
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Creature with exert triggers upon attack have to be declared individually and not as part of a set of attackers. So no "attack all" or this stack attacks stuff. You can still attack with additional creatures, but to exert the Glorybringer while other creature also attack, it must be selected individually to get the exert option displayed.
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If the enchanted creature doesn't die, Angelic Destiny doesn't go back to your hand.
Also, even in the case of the enchanted crrature dying, Angelic Destiny first goes to the graveyard, and then its trigger returns it from there back to your hand, if it is still there.
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A creature that enters attacking never attacked, and cannot trigger any "attacks" triggers. To attack with a creature means to DECLARE it as attacker in the declate attackers turn based action. The rules spell this out explicitly:
508.3a An ability that reads “Whenever [a creature] attacks, . . .” triggers if that creature is declared
as an attacker. Similarly, “Whenever [a creature] attacks [a player, planeswalker, or battle], . . .”
triggers if that creature is declared as an attacker attacking that player or permanent. Such
abilities won’t trigger if a creature is put onto the battlefield attacking.508.4. If a creature is put onto the battlefield attacking, its controller chooses which defending player,
planeswalker a defending player controls, or battle a defending player protects it’s attacking as it
enters the battlefield (unless the effect that put it onto the battlefield specifies what it’s attacking).
Similarly, if an effect states that a creature is attacking, its controller chooses which defending
player, planeswalker a defending player controls, or battle a defending player protects it’s attacking
(unless the effect has already specified). Such creatures are “attacking” but, for the purposes of
trigger events and effects, they never “attacked.” They remain attacking creatures until they’re
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Then that single target is most likely an OPPONENT. You are only changing targets, you are not taking control of the spell. The target must be an opponent of the spell's controller. And the only opponent available is you.
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Scavenger Regent's Exude Toxin is an Omen. Omens are shuffled back into the library after resolving.
Exude Toxin
Sorcery - Omen
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Cannot say anything about the discard part, since there is not enough information. Maybe they had only lands in hand?
The "counters on up to one target creature" part I can explain. You are copying a spell, which allows you to change targets. This does not allow you to change modes or number of targets. Your copy of the spell must have the same modes and the same number of targets as the original. If your opponent chose a target creature to put counters on, so must you. If there is no other target, then you have to target their creature.
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Color identity matters for deck legality in Brawl. And the color identity of Phyrexian Missionary is white AND black due to the black mana symbol in the text box, even though the cards color is white only. So to use this card in a Brawl deck, your commander has to have white AND black in its color identity.
Did it attack the player, or just a planeswalker they controlled? Only the former will trigger Dollmaker's Shop.