Rezzahan#77802
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What? It's at least turn 5, and their entire board state has only cost them a total of 10 mana or so thoughout the entire game. Their spells are cheap is all.
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That's because protection entails only four very specific things (which you can remember by the acronym DEBT, see below). Sunfall and other sweepers don't do anything protection cares about, thus you lose your creatures.
DEBT means:
D amage from a source with the protected quality is prevented
E nchanting/equipping/fortifying the protected permanent/player is not possible
B locking by a creature with the protected quality is not possible
T argeting by sources with he stated quality is not possible.Check DEBT and you see that Sunfall doesn't try to do any of that. It doesn't deal damage, it doesn't enchant, it doesn't block, and it doesn't target.
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Could maybe be a Soul-Scar Mage on your side. With that, your spells don't deal damage at all, instead -1/-1 counters are placed, thus not satisfying the exile condition.
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Arena has a fixed upper limit for the number of tokens a player can control at a time. You can't have more than 250 tokens total.
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Needs more info. A plotted card can only be cast with sorcery timing, for example, so a plotted combat trick will be essentially dead as will be a plotted counterspell. Also, a plotted card cannot be cast on the same turn it was plotted.
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More likely a card on your opponent's side. Kutzil, Myrel, or Grand Abolisher come to mind, which don't let you cast spells on your opponent's turn.
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Serra Paragon doesn't reanimate anything. All is does is to allow you to cast certain spells from your graveyard with the usual timing and costs for those spells.
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Could be a static ability creating a replacement effect. You won't see any additional visual effects from say a Mechanized Warfare.
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There has to be a spell on the stack to target with the adventure. Without a legal target no targeted spell can be cast.
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Did your opponent control any targetable creatures or planeswalkers at that time? Without a legal target, the ability will fizzle out.
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In the graveyard Cityscape Leveler is a creature CARD. Creatures only exist on the battlefield.
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You also need the targets, which have to be creature cards with mana value 2 or less in your graveyard. How many were there?
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Only in Alchemy. Toxic cards will stay in Standard for yet another year.
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Maybe check the advanced search filters, if somehow a search was done that isn't fit for the format. Does the deck contain lands? Maybe Arena screwed up and didn't add any? Just some ideas.
At the very least, you should be able to add another basic land to get to 40 cards and play the event.
At least try restarting the client.
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Mana value is soleley derived from the mana cost of the card. Alternative costs, additional costs, taxes, etc. do not change that. Your Ulalek's mana value was and always is 5.
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Did you actually place -1/-1 counters, or just give -1/-1? The two are not the same. THe first uses counters, the second does not.
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Were there any legal targets for the other two modes around? Spells to counter seems unlikely, so was there an artifact or creature under your control for the second mode to target? Without legal targets, you cannot choose those modes.
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Ability gaining and ability losing are applied in the same layer,. no matter by what means they happen. And within a layer time stamp order matters. The later effect wins. So Trickser's Elk will remove the flying gained from the fyling counter. No bug here.
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Scenarios 1) and 3) could simply be commander tax, which you have to pay even when casting via emerge, if you are recasting your commander from the command zone. Don't see any explanation for scenario 2), though.
Hushbringer does not stop a landfall trigger. It only stops ETB triggers from creatures, and dies triggers for creatures. So in all likelyhood, a different card stopped your triggers. My guess would be Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines.