Rezzahan#77802
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Not a bug. The spell is simply uncastable in the format, because it requires TWO targets, a spell AND A LAND. And lands are usually not played in the format.
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Vivi is not banned in Alchemy. But the player has to use the rebalanced version.
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Depends on the card granting haste. Enduring Courage, for example, grants haste only until end of turn. So of course haste is gone on your opponent's turn in such a case, and summoning sickness applies due to you not having controlled the formerly hasted creature continuously since your most recent turn began. Haste does not negate the condition for summoning sickness, it merely lets the creature ignore it so long as it has haste.
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Did you activate the ability AFTER attackers have been declared? Because you can activate the ability at any time, but only after attackers have been declared can there be attacking Warriors to get double strike. The ability only gives double strike to Warriors, that are attacking when the ability resolves. Warriors attacking later will not get the ability.
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Your opponent played a Gate deck. The win con, which your opponent achieved here, is to activate Maze's End (the land now in their hand) and have 10+ Gates with different names on the battlefield when that ability resolves (read the trigger on the stack in your screenshot). Which they did, it seems, though I'm only counting 7 Gates in your screenshot.
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Progentitus can be removed with nondamage based board wipes, because they don't do anything that protection helps against. Protection from [X] only does four things (remember them by DEBT):
D amage by sources with [X] quality will be prevented
E nchanting/equipping by [X] is not possible
B locking by [X] is not possible
T argeting by [X] is not allowedWhen [X] is everything, it just means
can't be damaged,
can't be enchanted/equipped,
can't be blocked,
can't be targeted.So being destroyed by a board wipe is still possible. And Progentitus doesn't die, because it has a replacement effect, that shuffles it back into the library INSTEAD of going to the graveyard. That's why you couldn't find it anymore, it was in a random place in your library.
So there is no bug here, nothing to fix. Just a lack of understanding of the rules on your part.
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Nothing wrong with a 200+ card deck. Magic has a MINIMUM deck size of 60 cards for constructed decks. Arena has a MAXIMUM of 250 cards deck size. So any deck size between 60 and 250 is fine. In paper Magic there is NO MAXIMUM deck size, but you are required to be able to properly randomize the deck before a game.
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commented
Read Giada. Her mana can only be used for casting Angel spells. Which Smile at Death is not. An Angel spell is a spell that has the creature type Angel. So it has to be a creature spell or tribal spell, because those are the only card types that can have the creature type Angel.
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The November 17th Monday announcement adressed that. They had some internal issues, that were not elaborated on. But the crux is, until the next set comes out, golden packs will only get one card from TLA.
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Many sets have "craft only" cards on Arena, because those are only available in special products, like Commander precons. You have to craft them with wildcards or by buying those special products if they are available on Arena. You cannot open them in packs. And Foundations has A LOT of those. Literally half of all rares and mythics in that set are craft only. Yes, over 300 cards, and that's only counting the rares and mythics. There are many commons and uncommons of that sort as well.
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Because you could not legally cast the spell. That required a LAND on the field to target, which in Omniscience Draft usually aren't played.
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It trigger on all damage. But you have to actually deal damage to the player, making them lose life is not the same as dealing damage. Dealing damage to a player usually causes loss of life, but loss of life can occur in many ways without dealing damage. Notably, effects that cause loss of life will explicitly say so. But then, effects dealing damage will also explictly say that they deal damage. So pay attention to what wording is used. They are not interchangable.
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Sokka's Haiku requires a land on the field to target, which are usually not played in Omniscience Draft. So you are short a target, and cannot legally cast the spell. The card is literally a dead draw in that format.
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Yasharn also prevents you from paying life, which is part of the cost for activating the fetch lands. So you cannot sacrifice them, because you cannot pay the cost of paying life.
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They did not target your land, they targeted the delayed trigger created by earthbend, that would bring it back. The Tidebinder simply countered that trigger, and since it did not resolve, of course, your land did not come back. That would require the delayed trigger to resolve, which did not happen.
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Sounds like there was a static ability making every nonland permanent into an artifact or enchantment, like Enchanted Evening or Mycosynth Lattice. Though those two would result in lands being destroyed as well. Such an effect would explain, why the bear got destroyed as well. (Edit: The card was most likely Ygra, Eater of All.)
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You have to have two legal targets. A creature should not be an issue (Halvar is a creature after all), but the other target has to be an already attached aura or equipment you control. You cannot attach a nonattached equipment with Halvar's ability. If you cannot provide that second target, the ability is removed from the stack right away, because you cannot legally put it on the stack.
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There are no "when you cast [this]" triggers in the Final Fantasy set. All spells have to resolve to have an effect. Unless you are referring to a card on the battlefield, that triggers when you cast a spell, which is quite the different thing. So which card did not function as you expected?
(Note, that cards from the bonus sheet may have such a trigger.)
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Target spell, target LAND. Needs both to cast.
土地１つを対象とする。それをアンタップする。
There was no land to target, which is nessessary to cast the spell. You can't forgo a required target. Hence why Sokka's Haiku is probably the least useful card to draft in the format. It is a dead draw.