Rezzahan#77802
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104 games, huh? That is still a very small sample size, and thus prone to outliers due to variance. You need several hundreds if not thousands of games to get a representative sample to draw such conclusions with high confidence. And even with only 104 games as the sample, you are only at +/-11 from the mean. Well within expected margin for such a small sample. I did that thing myself, but a sample size of 750 games. The outcome, pretty much 50:50. If you want o invoke the Law of Large Numbers, you have to go to large numbers. 104 is not that.
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gather ruling for Forge Anew:
Some Equipment creature cards in other sets have reconfigure, a different ability that attaches them to a creature. Reconfigure is not an equip ability. Reconfigure abilities cannot be activated at instant speed by Forge Anew's second ability, and you may not pay 0 rather than pay their reconfigure cost with Forge Anew's last ability. Equip variants or equip abilities with restrictions, like the "equip Human" ability of Dúnedain Blade, are still equip abilities, and you may pay 0 rather than pay their cost."
And Forge Anew does not say equipMENT ability, it says equip ability, so means specifically the equip ability and its variants. Which reconfigure does not fall under. Same goes for Freya Crescent, it says equip ability, not equipMENT ability.
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From Splash Portal's official gatherer rulings:
"If a token is exiled this way, it will cease to exist and won't return to the battlefield. You won't draw a card even if it was a Bird, Frog, Otter, or Rat."
The reason being, that the game looks at the returned creature's type, not the exiled creature's type. If no creature is returned, like a token, then there is no creature to have a type and nothing to reference for LKI, since the exiled creature is not looked at in the first place.
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Eclipsed Boggart is a black and red card, so its color identity is b/r. As such it is not allowed in a Brawl deck, where the Commander's color identity does not include black and red. These are basic rules of Comander and Brawl.
A change has been announced a while ago for Commander to allow hybrid cards in such decks, but to my knowledge, it has not been done yet. If and when that change happens, I imagine Brawl will follow suit.
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A bug report needs actual information about the game state. You did not provide anything useful. Because there are a lot of card effects that make this not a bug. And it's crucial to know wether any such card effect was present.
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Copies of permanent spells enter as tokens. But those tokens are not created. So Annointed Procession and other replacement effects looking for tokens being created do not apply.
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There are cards with the specific ability to prevent you from casting spells during your opponent's turn. Voice of Victory, Grand Abolisher, and Myrel, Shield of Argive are just a few exmples.
The rules set the default. Many cards overwrite that default.
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Yes, Soul-Scar Mage is the reason. Because Both Torbran and the Mage generate replacement effects. And it is the AFFECTED PLAYER or the controller of the affected objects who determines the order in which replacement effects are applied. Choosing the Mage's effect first makes damage into -1/-1 counters, so no damage is about to be dealt anymore, thus Torbran has nothing left to apply to.
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And did you have a Phyrexian or a Dinosaur in the graveyard? Because Volo also looks into that zone to determine if he triggers, not just the battlefield.
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Incorrect. Tokens specifically DO go to the graveyard as well as any other zone they are sent to. They cease to exist as a state based action shortly thereafter.
111.7. A token that’s in a zone other than the battlefield ceases to exist. This is a state-based action; see
rule 704. (Note that if a token changes zones, applicable triggered abilities will trigger before the
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And a card did leave the graveyard: the Wilt in the Heat itself. Flashback put it on the stack from the graveyard. The first part of casting any spell is to put it from where the card is onto the stack. Costs are calculated and paid way later during the casting process.
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The card goes into the LIBRARY. Because it is not an adventure. It is an OMEN. And Omens are shuffled back when resolving.
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And that is correct behaviour. Copy effects apply in layer 1, while eathbend's power/toughness sstting effect is applied in layer 7b. When applying continuous effects, you go through the layers in order. So earthbend p/t stats always overwrite the stats of a copy effect.
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Not a bug. Since Urborg and Ultima's ability change card (sub)types, so both effects apply in the same layer. With no dependency present for the two effects, they are applied in time stamp order, so Urborg first, then Ultima. The "loses all abilities" is a layer 6 effect, and always applies after type changes, which happen in layer 4. Only the "loses all land types" part of Ultima's ability applies in layer 4.
End result, Urborg is not a Swamp and can only tap for colorless mana, all other lands are Swamps in addition to what they were and can tap for B.
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You sure your opponent did not have a Voice of Victory out?
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Nowhere to Run is usually the culprit, by its very design.
Though people have been posting the hexproof bug and swearing that the enchantment was not present.
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He has a Bloom Tender and a Leyline of the Guildpact. The later makes the former tap for 5 !!! mana. Because he has all 5 colors present. No cheat, just you neglecting to read your opponent's cards.
During your turn?
"Activate only during your turn."