Rezzahan#77802
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Well, if your opponent had Soul-Scar Mage, that damage would have been replaced with the same amount of -1/-1 counters.
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Your opponent most likely had an effect on the field that stops damage prevention. Protection prevents damage from sources with the stated quality, or all sources in the case of protection from everything. Unless it can't. Considering the cards mentioned, the most likely culprits are either Frenzied Baloth, or Questing Beast.
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Then you are misinformed. If a replacement effect replaces the event of going to the graveyard then the creature doesn't die. However, TOKENS are not affected by Leyline of the Void, only cards. In short, your cat did not die, because it was a card and went to exile instead of the graveyard.
700.4. The term dies means “is put into a graveyard from the battlefield.”
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Sagas use lore counters. Doc Samson doubles counters. Ergo, double lore counters, and two chapters.
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But no source for COLORLESS mana. Not generic, specifically colorless, mana of no color. Without that, you cannot power up Thanos.
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Whenever there is a damage prevention effect online affecting combat damage, the player must assign combat damage manually. By using the arrows above and below each creature/player/planeswalker that the creature can assign combat damage to. The assigned total has to match the creature's power exactly. And you have to assign lethal damage to all blockers before you can trample over. (Damage prevention does not change this. You can assign the minimun lethal damage to such a protected creature, and that's fine, the creature will just not receive all that damage.)
The important bit here is, there are arrows above and below the creatures/players/planeswalkers. The one you can use right now are white, the ones you cannot use right now are greyed out (can't assign negative damage, so the reducing arrows are not available while 0 combat damage is assigned to that creature/player/planeswalker, can't trample over unless lethal to all blockers has been assigned).
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You run ONLY 36 lands in a BRAWL deck? And you think Arena is the issue? Build your deck with a proper mana base! 36 lands in not that. Heck, you need about 43 lands just to have an about 50/50 chance to get your fourth land drop on turn 4. That is simple math, not a bug. And it gets worse if you run a lot of fetchlands. Because each early fetch effectivly reduces your overall land count in the deck by 1. Many fetches means you need even more lands.
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Supreme Verdict has a rare version on Arena (Return to Ravnica). And lowest rarity printing determines the wildcard needed to craft the card. The rare version does not show up, however, if the seach is in the deckbuilder for a format or with a set selection, that does not include the set the version is in.
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Chrome Mox has a rare version on Arena (original Mirrodin). And lowest rarity printing determines the wildcard needed to craft the card. The rare version does not show up, however, if the seach is in the deckbuilder for a format or with a set selection, that does not include the set the version is in.
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Not a bug, protection. Raubahn's trigger targets both the equipment and the creature you want to attach it to. Raubahn is red, so if your intended target creature has protection from red, like due to Sword of Fire and Ice, the trigger cannot target it. If there is no other legal target creature, you cannot choose all required targets, and the trigger is removed from the stack right away.
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You interpret too many zone changes into this. There is only one zone change here, when milling a card. Tablet mills, and the Leyline replaces the card going to the graveyard with going to exile. The one zone change is library -> exile. But the card was still milled. And since the player has permission to cast the milled card, they can cast it from the first zone it was milled to. Which is exile.
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Yes, that is nornal, and what is to be expected when copying Sunderflock. Because:
"When this creature enters, IF YOU CAST IT, return all non-Elemental creatures to their owners' hands."
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No bug, no glitch. You opponent has Herald of Eternal Dawn:
"You can't lose the game and your opponents can't win the game."
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For that price, I'm certain it was a card STYLE. The store indicates what is a card and what is a style in the lower left corner of the image. There it says either "card style" if it is a style, or "single card" if it is an actual card. The first tooltip of the enlarged image also informs you. You bought a style.
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Yoiu do have the Quantum Riddler, though. So do you have one or less cards in hand when you draw two cards in your draw step?
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A fight is not combat, any damager dealt in a fight is noncombat damage, and Hawkeye, Young Avenger's replacement effect applies.
Combat damage is only the damage dealt by attacking or blocking creatures as a result of the combat damage step's turn based action of dealing combat damage. All other damage is noncombat damage, even if dealt during the combat phase by attacking or blocking creatures.
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Sounds like a Frenzied Baloth, or Questing Beast, or similar was on the field. There are quite a few cards with the usually useless line of "damage can't be prevented".
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Did you have a cost reduction on the field? If so, you have to choose X with a higher value to offset that reduction.
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Can't say anything for sure, since I cannot find any card even close to being named "druid of the grove". But your issue has most likely to do with the fact, that nonbasic lands ares till nonbasic with Harbinger of the Seas out. They are just nonbasic Islands then.
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Did you mean DRYAD of the Ilysian Grove? If so, it has to do with time stamps. Both effects are applied in the same layer with no dependency, so they are applied in time stamp order and the later effect wins out over the older one.
Draconic Fealty targets a player. If you are not allowed to target the opponent, like if they have hexproof or protection for example, then Arena does not let you, which is correct. You can't pick illegal targets.