Rezzahan#77802
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Then they most likely had Voice of Victory, Grand Abolisher, Myrel, or Kutzil on the field. Cards that prevent you from casting spells on your opponent's turn. By viurtue of THEIR ABILITIES THAT SAY SO.
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Basilisk Collar gave Gishath deathtouch. Which means, that in order to trample over only 1 damage was needed per blocker. Because any nonzero amount from a source with deathtouch is lehtal, and that is applied to damage assignment as well.
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And? That's what is supposed to happen as per Nine Lives's last ability, consequence of its second to last ability. The poison counters are irrelevant. Nine Lives made you lose the game, not poison.
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The one attacking is named Vazin, Two-Faced Trickster, a Clone that keeps its name when copying something. So there were two almost identical legends on the field, except for the one characteristic that matters for the legend rule: the name.
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And that is not a bug, but in accordance with the rules. Nothing's wrong here.
Type changing happens in layer 4. Color changes happen in layer 5. Ability granting and losing is layer 6. So making the Leyline lose its abilities simply comes too late into effect to matter for those particular abilities.
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Did you PAY 6 mana for the creature? Cost reducers do not help you here. The mana value of the card is irrelevant. How much mana you actually paid matters.
Did you put actual +1/+1 counters on your creatures? Temporarily granting +1/+1 is not the same as giving +1/+1 counters.
Did you DECLARE a creature with 21+ power as attacker? Having an attacker with 21+ power after attacker declaration or a creature entering with that power does not count. The creature has to have 21+ power at the time you declare it as attacker.
(Note: I presume, you meant those achievements: Turbo Mana, Count the Counters, and No, Bigger Than That)
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Marionette Apprentice does not gain you life, it makes the opponent lose life.
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You copied a legendary creature with the entering nonlegendary copy. Thus your copy-Vazin became legendary again. So you had two legendaries with the name Vazin, Two-Faced Trickster, and the legend rule kicked in.
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Sounds like your opponent had cast Wrath of the Skies with X=5 to gain 5 energy, but only payed 1 energy when the ETB trigger resolved. Deliberatly keeping his Dog Umbra around. This is a legal play.
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Then reading Tonberry resolves the issue:
"DURING YOUR TURN, this creature has first strike and deathtouch."
So Tonberry didn't have either ability at the time.
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Probably because you used a fight effect. First strike (and double strike) only affect combat, by adding a second combat damage step to the combat phase. A fight is not combat, it has no combat damage steps. A fight is simply both creatures dealing damage to each other, at the same time. First trike does not matter in a fight.
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The game continued, because you did not win. Phyrexian Unlife makes your opponent not lose when having 0 or less life. Instead they get poison counters via infect. However, Solemnity makes it so, that they cannot get poison counters. Meaning, you cannot win via damage until one of those cards is gone. This is a known and legal lock. Such decks then usually go to eventually win via Approach of the Second Sun or some other inevitability. Like your opponent here seems to have opted for milling you out, slowly, via Riverchurn Monument.
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You copied CARDS, and then cast the copies. That's not what the achievement is about. SPELLS only exist on the STACK. So if you want progress for Twice as Nice, you have to copy a spell that's on the stack. Any card that copies a spell you cast will do the trick. Any spell that copies itself when cast will count.
Examples:
Chandra, Hope's Beacon
Plumb the Forbidden
Ivy, Gleeful Spellthief
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Cyclops Superconductor deals damage equal to its power when it dies, provided you pay the energy. It most likely died to a -X/-X effect, meaning it died with 0 power, and thus dealt 0 damage.
I can't find any card fitting the description of the second card. Got a card name?
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See those white and the greyed out arrows above and below the numbers on the blockers? Those are for following what the game is asking of you:
"Assign Damage:
Use Arrows to assign damage."Protection and other damage prevention effects promt Arena to make damage assignment manual. It does not stop you from assigning damage. But the overall assigned damage has to match the attacker's power. Only then can you hit "Done".
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Because it did not enter the battlefield, it was already there. Just changed what it looked like.
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The bug is your reading comprehension. One with the Multiverse only lets you cast a spell for free DURING YOUR TURN.
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And you can. But cards like Voice of Victory, Grand Abolisher, Myrel, and Kutzil exist to stop you from casting spells on your opponent's turn.
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Voice of Victory
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If you mutated the Chittering Harvester above the Companion, then it is no longer an artifact - equipment. And so it cannot get attached to anything. Only auras and equipment can get attached.
Your opponent RESPONDED to your spell. Meaning, the creature died before the delayed trigger from your spell was set up. So of course you wouldn't get a trigger. There is nothing TO trigger. The spell that would set it up fizzled, because its only legal target didn't exist anymore.