Rezzahan#77802
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The cards were banned because they were unfair. Monored DOMINATED the meta, stifling deckbuilders, and severly limiting what could reasonably be played and have even just a chance at a decent win rate. That's unfair towards them. Monored was culled to make the game fairer.
If you want to play these cards, there is still Pioneer, and Historic, were they are legal. Of course, other decks have way more tools there, too, making them "fairer".
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Cloud is only indestructible during your turn when equipped. He can be destroyed during your opponent's turn.
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You have to have a legal target for all instances of the word "target". So you have to have a target spell AND a target LAND. Which, in Omnicience Draft, are usually not played. So you lack a legal target to cast the spell.
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A fight is not combat. Any damage dealt in a fight is NONcombat damage, which Diamond Weapon does not prevent.
Combat damage is ONLY the damage attacking and blocking creatures assign and deal in the combat damage step's turn based action of assigning and dealing combat damage . ALL other damage is noncombat damage, even if dealt during combat by an attacking or blocking creature.
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Not a bug. Static abilities apply immediately with the card entering the correct zone (usually the battlefield), so even before state based actions are checked. After SBAs, trigger conditions are checked, and your now 2/3 Raptor (can't find a card with the proposed name, but I assume it has flying) has neither less power than the Eagle nor less toughness, so evolve doesn't trigger.
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You forgot to factor in The Earth Crystal, which makes all green spells your opponent cast cost 1 less. With the Crystal, the math checks out exactly for what your opponent did.
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No, the token isn't STILL legendary, it BECOMES legendary. It is created as a nonlegendary copy, then is made legendary by being designated as the Ringbearer. This is not a bug, it's a legitimate combo.
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Did you attack the player? Or just one of their planeswalkers? Only the former triggers Gornog.
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There is nothing TO fix, the cards work as intended. This may be a stupid combo, but it is legit. There is no bug here.
It's not even a new combo, it has existed for years, even before Bloodthirsty Conqueror was printed, just with different cards.
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Of course not. A copied spell is not cast, it is created directly on the stack. It would be a different story if you copied a card and then were instructed or allowed to cast that copy.
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Legendary instants and sorceries require you to have a legendary creature or planeswalker on the field to cast them.
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2 votes
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Like all "play N games where [X]" achievements, you have to play a certain number of spells for a game to count. That number is 5. This is to ensure, that you are actually playing a game, instead of just showing up and doing (next to) nothing.
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3 votes
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You probably have set your deck with an avatar specific to that deck, along with pet, and sleeves, which overwrites the default, even if you set a new default.
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2 votes
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You are misunderstanding the finality counter. Any permanent with a finality counter on it does NOT die, regardless of reason, it gets exiled INSTEAD.
122.1h One or more finality counters on a permanent create a single replacement effect that stops
the permanent from going to the graveyard. That effect is “If this permanent would be put into a
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Arena did not warn you because of number of cards in your opponent's graveyard. If that would have been insufficient, it would simply not let you cast the spell for lack of legal target. No, it warned you because your opponent had a card on the field, that made his spell uncounterable: Frenzied Baloth. But trying to cast a counterspell on an uncounterable spell is still a legal action, so you just got a warning, courtesy of your game settings.
Frenzied Baloth:
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Voice of Victory on your opponent's side?
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You used Vayne's Treachery to give Zell -6/-6, meaning he died as a 1/-3 creature, so with only 1 power. So Vincent got only one counter. -X/-X effects have quite the anti-synergy with Vincent: killing creatures by reducing power and toughness also reduces the number of counters gained for Vincent.
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Did your opponent also have Ygra, Eater of All on the field? If so, your Freya was an artifact and a legal target for Spider Food that way.
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Kathilda's power and toughness is equal to the number of Spirits and enchantments you control. Mutating Snapdax onto her on top of the mutate stack does not remove that ability, but it does reduce the number of Spirits you control (because Kathilda is a Spirit, but Snapdax is not). You essentially turned her into a 0/0 with a +1/+1 counter on it from Tyrite Sanctum.
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***** Against Humanity creates a 0/0 token. Then it adds counters. The token enters as a 0/0, which is not big enough to trigger Garruk's Uprising. Putting counters on it after that does not change that fact. The token does NOT enter with the counters, it enters and then gets counters. As a side note, the token created with the card will trigger Welcoming Vampire, regardless of how many counters it receives, for the same reason.
And more balance is what the format got. By banning the cards that unbalanced it. Or at least some of them. The fomat is warped in so many ways.