Rezzahan#77802
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Excess commons and uncommons do not get you gems, they get you a small increase for the vault (0.1% for a common, 0.3% for an uncomon). Only excess rares and mythics get you gems, and only if there is no printing of the card at lower rarity.
Also, the first copy of a new version of a card does not give you anything. Though if you have at least 3 more copies of that card from other sets, all those versions are then available as 4-ofs. And further copies will get you gems/vault value.
That said, there is indeed an issue with the "first" indicator, which likely has to do with a version of that card still missing completely in your collection.
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Alchemy cards are weird and don't work within the normal frame of the rules. I think, that Summitfest Closing Ceremony has to resolve to set up a delayed trigger. Only when that delayed trigger is set up will you get the trigger for casting s 5+ mana spell. Simply putting the card into a public zone and casting a 5+ mana instant or sorcery won't do the trick. The Phoenix is different in that it has a specific clause to allow it to trigger while in the graveyard.
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A player is not their own opponent. So you cannot redirect a spell that says "target oponent" back to the player. There was only one legal target for the spell, so that target could not be changed due to lack of another legal target. The only legal target was you.
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Because that is the effect of protection from red, that your Sword granted to the creature: Red auras and equipment become illegally attached and fall off. Red auras go directly to the graveyard, and red equipment becomes unattached.
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That's because nonexiting costs can't be paid. Since Living End has no mana cost, the flashback cost granted by Lier also doesn't exist, and thus the card cannot be flashed back.
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The Counterspell has the Alchemy symbol on it. Since no Alchemy Counterspell exists, it has been conjured (probably via Key to the Archive) into the game. Wild Rose Rebellion is the one copy that was actually put into the deck in deckbuilding.
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That's because it currently does not have flying. It gains flying when it is modified, and only for as long as that is the case. Which in your screenshot it is not. Therefore it does not have flying, and the card is not hovering over the field.
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Mana abilities existed since the very beginning. And that term always meant abilities that produce mana.
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Because The Book of Exalted Deeds has no mana abilities.
A mana ability is an an activated or triggered ability that PRODUCES mana, not one that costs mana.
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Sylvan Awakening changes the characteristics of objects (changing card type, setting power and toughness, granting abilities). Due to this, the set of affected objects is locked in at the time the effect is created, so when the spell resolves. and that set does not change later.
611.2c If a continuous effect generated by the resolution of a spell or ability modifies the
characteristics or changes the controller of any objects, the set of objects it affects is determined
when that continuous effect begins. After that point, the set won’t change. (Note that this works
differently than a continuous effect from a static ability.) [...]Example: An effect that reads “All white creatures get +1/+1 until end of turn” gives
the bonus to all permanents that are white creatures when the spell or ability resolves—
even if they change color later—and doesn’t affect those that enter the battlefield or turn
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250 is the limit for tokens per player
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Your understanding of the rules is seriously outdated. Countering a spell has not made that spell uncast since the great 6th edition rules overhaul in 1999, which also introduced the stack in the first place.
You can't counter a spell that was not cast or otherwise put on the stack. And countering a cast spell does not uncast it. Any triggers going off of casting a spell also go above the triggering spell on the stack, and resolve before it.
601. Casting spells
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601.2i Once the steps described in 601.2a–h are completed, effects that modify the characteristics of
the spell as it’s cast are applied, then THE SPELL BECOMES CAST. Any abilities that trigger when a
spell is cast or put onto the stack trigger at this time. If the spell’s controller had priority before
casting it, they get priority.Nowhere in the procedure described in rule 601. for casting spells, does anyone have the opportunity to intervene with a counterspell. Counters can only be cast AFTER a spell was cast.
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Which means, the opponent was an illegal target, so you were the only possible choice. Many cards give an opponent hexproof, like Shalai, or Crystal Barricade.
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That sounds like your opponent had Nowhere to Run on the field, an enchantment that neutralizes hexproof and ward. And is a removal spell itself.
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Orbs and daily deals usually do not get you cards, just card STYLES. Says so in the picture of the "card" (bottom left corner, the blue triangle), as well as the first tooltip of the enlarged version. Card styles are not cards, they are alternative illustrations of the cards, which you can use IF you have zhe card. If you do not have the card, you havew to get it first to use the style. By using weildcards or opening the card in a pack, etc.
Todays basic lands in the daily deals are actual cards. Though they could just as well have been styles, since everyone has all the basics.
In short, there is nothing to redeem and nothing to compensate you for. You got exactly what you bought.
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Outlaw is not a crature typer, but a collection of several creature types. Assassins, Mercenaries, Rogues, Pirates, and Warlocks are outlaws. Unstoppable Slasher is an Assassin, so is an outlaw, and thus not a legal target for Shoot the Sheriff.
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Not a bug. You should read your own cards. If you want to cast spells from your library, you better not run Grafdigger's Cage:
"Players can't cast spells from graveyards or libraries."
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Everyone gets ONE new daily quest per day. Unless they already have three quests active, in which case they don't get a new one.
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Incorrect. It should and it does:
119.5. If an effect sets a player’s life total to a specific number, the player gains or loses the necessary
amount of life to end up with the new total.
There is a limit on Arena, and that limit is 250 cards.