Rezzahan#77802
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Rickety Gazebo does not say anything about the graveyard, it looks for the milled cards. In the first zone they went to. If that is exile, then from exile the cards will be chosen and returned.
701.17c An effect that refers to a milled card can find that card in the zone it moved to from the
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More likely, you are prohibited from casting spells on your opponent's turn due to Voice of Victory, or Grand Abolisher, or Myrel, or Kutzil, etc.
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He did not prevent the damage, but he did get counters. The later is not depending on the former happening. So by the time state based actions look at creatures for lethal damage, Verilax's toughness has increased enough due to those +1/+1 counters to not have lethal damage marked.
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Brawl is not Commander. There is no such thing as Commander Damage in Brawl.
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"Each legendary spell you cast that's ONE OR MORE COLORS has enweb GWU"
Emrakul does not have ANY colors, so does not get enweb.
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Hexproof is irrelevant for spells and abilities that do not target. Krenko's Buzzcrusher's trigger has no targets, the lands are simply chosen and destroyed when the ability resolves, no targeting involved here. You can tell if a spell or ability is targeting by the use of the word "target". If it's there, targeted. If it's not there, untargeted. Spells and abilities can affect objects and players without targeting them.
115.10. Spells and abilities can affect objects and players they don’t target. In general, those objects and
players aren’t chosen until the spell or ability resolves. See rule 608, “Resolving Spells and
Abilities.”115.10a Just because an object or player is being affected by a spell or ability doesn’t make that
object or player a target of that spell or ability. Unless that object or player is identified by the
word “target” in the text of that spell or ability, or the rule for that keyword ability, it’s not a
target.115.10b In particular, the word “you” in an object’s text doesn’t indicate a target.
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Read your opponent's cards. It's not a bug, if a card does what it is supposed to do. The c ard in question: Moonlit Meditation enchanting the Perilous Snare.
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Was he in your graveyard? Because that's the only zone from where you can activate the ability due to the cost of "exile this card from your graveyard".
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If that is related to creature dying to combat damage, while you took lethal damage, then that is not a bug. No life gain trigger can save you, because you lose before they even make it to the stack. Losing the game for having 0 or less life is a state based action, so is creatures having been dealt lethal damage being destroyed. Only after all state based actions of a check have been dealt with (simultaneously by the way, meaning at the same time), does the game even look at triggers to put on the stack.
This is different from lielink. Life gain from lifelink happens as the result of damage, so immedeately with the damage being dealt, no trigger, no delay. Hence why you gain the life before state based actions are checked, and would see you at 0 or less life.
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Full Control or setting a stop at the right step/phase is required to respond to your own spells/abilities. Otherwise, Arena passes priority as a shortcut.
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They probably had Nowhere to Run on the field.
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Echoes copies the artifact. It also makes the copy and the original trigger twice when entering. That's 4 triggers. You only get to keep one, copy or original, becasue it's legendary, but they both enter and trigger.
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Angel of Suffering makes you mill TWICE as many cards as the damage prevented. So with 31 damage being prevented, 62 cards are milled.
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Because nothing on Absolute Vertue prevents doing so? It grants YOU protection. Nothing on it protects the Virtue itself, exccept that it cannot be countered.
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You bought a card STYLE, not a card. The store does not offer cards, neither does the Mastery Emporium. And the offer even says its a card style (the blue triangle in the lower left corner of the small image of the "card", and the first tooltip on the enlarged image).
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Intangible Virtue is an enchantment with a static ability only, it has no triggered abilities. The +1/+1 applies to all creature TOKENS you control (and only tokens as per its text), as soon as they enter and to those already there. And only for as long as the Virtue stays on the field. Same with the vigilance.
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The token wasn't exiled, it died to the legend rule. Because Jill is legendary, so you cannot have two or more on the field without some shenanigans involved.
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It stops ACTIVATED abilities, not TRIGGERED abilities. Those are VERY different things. Learn the difference:
Activated abilities ALWAYS use the template [cost]:[effect]. If the ability is not in that form, it's not an activated ability.
Triggered abilities ALWAYS use the words "when", "whenever", or "at" to describe their trigger conditions. If the ability doesn't, you are not dealing with a triggered ability. Especially the word "if" followed by a condition is not indicating a triggered ability, it is indicating a static ability creating a replacement effect.
Only activated abilities can be activated, they cannot be triggered. Only triggered abilities can trigger, they cannot ever be activated.
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Your opponent didn't have an end step, because Ultima ends the turn during its resolution.
And what were you going to target? There is no multicolored permanent around, nor any multicolored spell. Without a legal target, you cannot cast the spell.