Rezzahan#77802
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The most frequent offenders for spells being uncounterable are Cavern of Souls (which makes the spell itself uncounterable), and Voice of Victory (which forbids the opponent to cast spells on the controller's turn). Many other such cards exist. If you can't cast a spell during your opponent's turn, it's most likely not a bug, but rather a card specifically saying you can't.
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Copying a spell also includes number of targets and distribution of damage. So if your original spell has 4 targets with a damage distribution of 1-1-1-1, then the copy must also have 4 targets and a damage distribution of 1-1-1-1. The effect copying the spell may allow you to change the targets, but it does not allow changing the number of targets nor distribution among them.
In you screenshot, to kill Kroxa and as many other creratures as possible, you had to pick 2 targets with a damage distribution of 3-1, 3 damage to Kroxa, and 1 damage to a 1/1. The copy then could target Kroxa for another 3 and a 1/1 for 1 damage. Or the 1 damage portion could have been assigned to the 2/2 each time, killing the biggest creatures.
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Destroy target creature with mana value 2 or less.
Firdoch Core's mana value is 3.
So the issue is. there's no valid target.
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Hauken's Insight:
"Once during each of your turns, you may play a land or cast a spell from among the cards exiled with this permanent WITHOUT PAYING ITS MANA COST." -
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"If two NONLAND cards that share a color were milled this way, repeat this process."
Sphix's Tutelage is not Grindstone.
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Because the duration of the exile ended before it began. So it never got to begin, meaning nothing got exiled. Stasis Snare works differently from Oblivion Ring, a single trigger responsible for the exile and return. O-Ring has two triggers, one for exile, one for return. Similar cardsto both exist, so make sure which template you are dealing with as they are mechanically different.
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Please realize when a season ends (like today!), and that games begun before that time but ending afterwards will count towards the new season. You are downranked when a new season starts, resulting in your lower starting rank for the new season going up, which is still below what you had at the seasons end.
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Your creatures dying? Because she does not care about the opponent's creaturs dying.
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The backside of Westvale Abbey is black due to a black color indicator. That gives the card a black color identity, since both sides of the card are taken into account for that.
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Nowhere to Run on the field negates hexproof.
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It can only exile the creature, if that creature is still around. If it dies to combat damage, it isn't and cannot be exiled. Only a surviving creature can be exiled with the trigger.
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Did the token attack a player? Attacking planeswalkers doesn't trigger it.
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It is the affected player or controller of the affected permanent that chooses the order in which replacement effects are applied. Therefore, you did not get to choose to apply Taii Wakeen first. Your opponent as the affected player got to choose to apply Lightning, Army of One first.
616.1. If two or more replacement and/or prevention effects are attempting to modify the way an event
affects an object or player, the affected object’s controller (or its owner if it has no controller) or the
affected player chooses one to apply, following the steps listed below. If two or more players have
to make these choices at the same time, choices are made in APNAP order (see rule 101.4).
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Neither. It's just you not understanding your own cards. Soul-Scar Mage turns all noncombat damage to your opponent's creatures into -1/-1 counters, so no damage is actually dealt. And since Torch the Tower specifies, that the creature is only exiled if it was dealt damage, it is not exiled. Because no damage was dealt, counters were placed instead.
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Platinum Angel says its CONTROLLER cannot lose the game, and their opponent's can't win the game. Nothing about the opponent not being able to lose.
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Did you kill them with -X/-X effects? If so, they died with their power reduced.
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The Omenpath DFCs are transforming DFCs AND modal DFCs. The backside has a mana cost, and can be cast like any other MDFC. The cost to transaform is usually the same as the backside's mana cost.,
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While suspend is a special action, it does require you to be able to cast the spell to do so. With your one noncreature spell per turn limit already reached, you cannot cast the spell, so you also cannot suspend the card.
116.2f A player who has a card with suspend in their hand may exile that card. This is a special
action. A player can take this action any time they have priority, but only if they could begin to
cast that card by putting it onto the stack. See rule 702.62, “Suspend.”702.62c While determining if you could begin to cast a card with suspend, take into consideration
any effects that would prohibit that card from being cast.
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Not from this card. But a deck runs other cards, too, many can grant haste to all creatures, or creatures of a specific type, etc. Do not ignore the stuff that's already on the field.