Rezzahan#77802
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The target has to have a stun counter on it, and the Drowner needs to not be summoning sick. So without any other cards involved, you have to flash in the Drowner in your opponent's turn, then use its ability on the stunned creature on your turn.
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You have to order the triggers so that the tokens are created before All-Out Assault's delayed trigger untaps your creatures. Disable autoordering in the setting menu.
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You have to set a stop for your upkeep to retain priority in that step and respknd to your upkeep triggers.
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As the only creature on the field, you HAD to attach the returning aura to your Emet. You do not get the choice to not attach, even if that is detrimental to you.
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State based actions of the same check happen at the same time. This includes counters annihilating each other and creatures dying for having 0 or less toughness. So the creature goes from being on the field with both types of counters to being in the graveyard. Since dies triggers look at the game state priori to the event, see the creature as it last existed on the batlefield, they see the creature with both types of counters, and thus neither undying nor persist trigger.
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Cloud is only indestructible during YOUR turn, as per his ability. During your opponent's turn he is destructible.
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Your opponent has two DIFFERENT Ishkanars, differrent names. Thus they are different legends, and the legend rule does not apply. Same character, diferent name. And the name, the FULL NAME, is what matters for the legend rule.
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Your opponent has hexproof due to Crystal Barricade. Thus "TARGET opponent ..." is always met with an unchoosable target, so Pilfer cannot be played.
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Taslion lokks at THREE things: mana value, POWER and TOUGHNESS. Any one of these matching the chosen value will trigger the ability.
Al Bed Salvagers has power 2, thus trigger.
Dread Whispers has mana value 2, thus trigger.
Mosswood Dreadknight has toughness 2, thus trigger. -
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Sami does NOT have affinity for artifacts. It GRANTS affinity for artifacts to your spells, but ONLY IF IT IS ON THE FIELD. You have to pay full price for Sami, and once you do, you get a discount for the other stuff you cast.
Also, affinity is not a triggered ability, it is a static one. Meaning, it is always on. But only if the card is in the correct zone, which usually means the battlefield.
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Mutating on top of Omnath makes the creature a Beast, it is not an Elemental anymore. The landfall trigger requires a "target Elemental", so if you don't have one, it gets removed from the stack right away, because you cannot choose a legal target.
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And did you actually cast those creatures? Reanimating them does not count.
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Yes, the ability needs a valid target in order be activated. Meaning a land card in the graveyard. Like with all targeted spells and abilities, the nessessary amount of targets have to be chosen or you cannot cast/activate them.
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Petrify stops ACTIVATED abilities. Not TRIGGERED abilities. Learn the difference:
Activated abilities ALWAYS use the template [cost]:[effect]. If it is not in that form, it is not an activated ability. And thus won't be stopped by Petrify and other such cards that prevent activated abilities.
Triggered abilities ALWAYS use the words "when", "whenever" or "at" to describe their trigger condition(s). If an ability doesn't, it is not a triggered ability.
Only activated abilities can be activated (and stopped from being activated), only triggered abilities can trigger. Activated abilities never trigger, and triggered abilities can never be activated.
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Damage doubling does not affect damage assignment. Same goes for damage prevention effects. Obosh can only assign 3 combat damage, because its power is 3. AFTER the damage has been assigned, the assigned values will get doubled. So you can only deal 0 and 6, or 2 and 4 to two blockers.
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Ruin-Lurker Bat only triggers in YOUR end step, if you descended that turn.
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Did your opponent have Yasharn on the field?
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That's because Paradox Haze is enchanting you. And when you get protection from everything, that means among other things, that you cannot be enchanted. So the auras are put into the graveyard for being illegally attached. And because they are tokens, they vanish when state based actions are checked right afterwards.
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Secret Identity makes the target into a Citizen, and ONLY a Citizen. Thus you no longer controlled another villain, and Ozor lost hexproof.
Volo triggers for spells cast, not creatures entering the battlefield. And on the stack, your Clone variant is just a shapeshifter (or other subtypes printed on the typeline), it's not copying anything yet. Also, many Clone types retain some or all of their creature types when copying something. Volo's copy will go above the original spell and resolve and enter first.
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Also keep in mind, that Volo also looks at creature cards in your graveyard, where your Clones are just themselves.