Rezzahan#77802
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You were asked if you were sure. Because there was an effect that made the spell uncounterable, but casting a counterspell on such a spell is still a legal play. The effect most liklely came from the land Cavern of Souls set to Dragon.
Next time, if such a message appears, don't disregard it as irrelevant or a bug. The game is warning you that you are about to do something you may not want to do, or that will not have the effect you expect. And that is the nice beginner friendly setting. You can actually disable that feature to experience Magic without safety nets like this.
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Because seek is not drawing a card. Putting a card from your libary into your hand is not drawing a card. Only the game action called "draw" is drawing a card. Anything else, even if it is practically the same, is not drawing.
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Fix your reading skills instead. The card DOES care when a card was exiled:
"... from among cards exiled with Maralen THIS TURN ..."
So cards exiled with Maralen can only be cast on the turn they are exiled.
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Which is?
Probably you not understanding the difference between activated abilities and triggered abilities. Those terms are not synonymous.
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Were there two triggers? You can easily tell by two instances being put on the stack, if so. But my personal guess is, that you cast your spell on your opponent's turn, and they had a Bloodletter of Aclazotz on the field.
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You need a noncreature spell to target to activate the ability. You cannot just willy-nilly activate targeted abilities with no legal target.
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Ability losing effects do not help against abilities with type changing effects or color changing effects. Because those effects are applied in earlier layers than ability adding/losing.
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And how many cards did the other player have in hand? Only one player has to have one or fewer cards in hand. It does not have to be you.
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Damage does not reduce toughness, even if Arena shows it as a reduced toughness value. The Adamatoise clearly has taken damage, but not enough toughness reduction to make indestructible irrelevant. It's toughness is still above 0. Judging by your screenshot, you have not reduced its toughness by even a single point. You only dealt damage, and damage does not reduce toughness.
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Creatures only exist on the battlefield, anywhere else they are creature cards or creature spells. So Syr Vondam specifically requires a creature dying or being exiled from the battlefield. Just exiling a creature card from anywhere does not count.
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The normal number for a pack on Arena. Arena does not have 15 card packs, except when you draft.
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Demilich does not allow you to cast the card from the graveyard. It exiles it and makes a copy in exile, then allows you to cast that copy. Copies only aquire the copiable values of the original. The ability granted to the conjured card is not a copiable value, so it is not copied, and you still have to pay the mana cost of the card without modifications.
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I think, your Drueth copied the Mockingbird spell, and the copy of course resolved and entered first. But no mana was spent to cast it, so the only viable copy candidates are the 0 mana value creatures. The original should have been able to copy a 3 mana value creature, when it resolved later.
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The card you seek gains warp 0. But as soon as it leaves your hand, it becomes a new object, that does not have warp 0 anymore. You cannot cycle this over and over. It would be a different story, if the warp 0 was a perpetual effect, which would carry over from zone to zone. But it is not, so any temporarily gained effect on the card goes away with a zone change, any zone change.
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Kavaero exiles as a trigger. Meaning, there is a window for the card to go somewhere else, like the battlefield, before it can get exiled. Which is what happens with the Bringer combo, if you stack the triggers correctly.
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Not all cards in Magic history have been implemented on Arena yet. And many will never be.
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Kavaero is not a DFC, it doesn't have a backside, so it cannot be transformed or enter transformed. The copy effect ends with Kavaero leaving the battlefield, and it never copied the backside anyway. Only TOKEN copies get to also copy the backside, which is still a rather recent rules change. But token copies don't work with Jecht either, since a token that leaves the battlefield cannot return.
So, not a bug, just the game following the rules.
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You did not have the u/w mana available to cast Aang, since the Verge can only tap for G if you do not have a Forest or a Plains, which you didn't. Starting Town is a Town only, not a Forest, not a Plains, nor any other land type.
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It is not determined. You just still have your autoordering enabled. Go to the settings menu while in a match and disable it, and you can choose the order of your triggers.
Boggart Mischief causes loss of life, it does not deal damage. And since it does not deal damage, effects that increase damage don't affect it.
Damage to a player usually CAUSES loss of life, but loss of life can happen without damage being dealt. Boggart Mischief is just one of many cards that cause loss of life directly.